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1 for no reason
Iகாரணமின்றிIIஏதுவின்றி -
2 ஏன்
[ ēṉ ] een ஏன் why, for what (reason) -
3 சும்மா
[ cummā ] cummaa சும்மா lazily, idly, leisurely; just for fun, without any reason, just because
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