imat

English: Translation
to be watchful and prepared for potential dangers or risks, taking proactive measures to mitigate them
Notes
  • Imat:: to exercise caution or vigilance, particularly in anticipation of unforeseen hazards, threats, or attacks.
  • Salikmat:: to catch a glimpse of something or someone, often unexpectedly or from the corner of one's eye.
    Comment: both terms relate to perception and awareness, but "imat" focuses on proactive caution, while "salikmat" emphasizes sudden noticing or awareness.