Korrapati is a Telugu surname originating in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh. It is a locational name derived from a place name such as Korra or Korrapalem, combined with the Telugu word పతి (pati) meaning "belongs to" or "lord of." Thus, the surname essentially means "belonging to Korra" or "lord of Korra," indicating that the original bearers likely hailed from a village or region bearing that name.The suffix -pati is common in South Indian surnames, especially in Telugu and Tamil, where it often denotes a sense of ownership or association. In this context, Korrapati functions as a toponymic surname, linking individuals to their ancestral village. Such surnames are typical among Telugu communities, reflecting the importance of place-based identity.As a surname, Korrapati is not widely distributed but is found primarily among Telugu-speaking populations in Andhra Pradesh and among the diaspora. The surname carries connotations of regional heritage and community belonging. Notable individuals with the surname include professionals and academics, though the name is not associated with any widely known historical figures.Meaning: "belonging to Korra" or "lord of Korra"Origins: Locational, referring to a place called Korra or KorrapalemType: Toponymic surnameUsage regions: Telugu-speaking areas, especially Andhra Pradesh, India