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What is the English word for kaimanam?

There is no direct English translation for "kaimanam".

"Kaimanam" is a Tamil word that literally translates to "concern" or "worry". However, it carries a deeper meaning that encompasses anxiety, apprehension, and a sense of dread. It's often used to describe a feeling of unease about an uncertain future or potential negative outcomes.

Here are some English words that convey the nuances of "kaimanam":

* Anxiety

* Apprehension

* Dread

* Unease

* Fear (in a less specific sense)

* Concern (although this is less intense)

The best English word to use will depend on the specific context and the intensity of the feeling being expressed.

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