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What is the meaning of tanikala in tagalog?

"Tanikala" in Tagalog means "chain" or "fetter". It can refer to:

* A physical chain: A series of metal links joined together, used for securing objects or people.

* A metaphorical chain: A restraint or limitation that binds or holds someone back.

Here are some examples of how "tanikala" can be used:

* "Pinagtanikala ng mga guwardya ang magnanakaw." (The guards chained the thief.)

* "Ang takot ay isang tanikala na pumipigil sa ating paglaki." (Fear is a chain that prevents us from growing.)

The word "tanikala" can also be used in a figurative sense to refer to something that binds or restricts a person's freedom or ability to move forward. For example, someone might say that they are "bound by the chains of their past" or "trapped in a cycle of self-destruction."

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