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How do you say kaliyakkuka in English language?

"Kaliyakkuka" is a Malayalam word that means "to steal" or "to thieve".

There isn't a direct English equivalent for this word, as it has connotations that go beyond simply taking something without permission. "Kaliyakkuka" implies a more devious or sneaky way of stealing.

Here are some English phrases that convey similar meanings:

* To pilfer

* To filch

* To purloin

* To abscond with

* To make off with

* To swipe (informal)

The best choice will depend on the specific context of the situation.

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