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What is the English world of poovalan?

"Poovalan" is a Tamil word, and there is no direct English translation for it. It typically refers to a flower garland or wreath.

However, depending on the context, it could also refer to:

* A person who makes or sells flower garlands.

* A specific type of flower garland.

To understand the exact meaning, you would need more context.

For example, if you are reading a story and the character is holding a "poovalan," it likely means they are holding a flower garland. If you are in a shop and see a sign that says "poovalan," it likely means they sell flower garlands.

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