The term "perichambalam" refers to a specific type of ritual or temple ceremony in some South Indian traditions, particularly in Tamil Nadu. In English, it can be translated to "perichambalam" itself as there is no direct equivalent, or it may be described as a "temple festival" or "ritual ceremony." The context of its use is important for a more precise translation.
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perichambalam
Say what in English?
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You say "hello" in English.
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English people just say light but in an English accent
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