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What is The Gallic word for girlfriend in English?

There isn't a single, direct translation of "girlfriend" in Gallic.

Here's why:

* "Gallic" refers to the ancient Gauls, a Celtic people who inhabited what is now France. Their language, Gaulish, is extinct.

* Modern French, which evolved from Gaulish, does have words for girlfriend:

* "copine": This is the most common and neutral word for girlfriend.

* "petite amie": This is more formal and translates literally to "little friend".

* "fiancée": This specifically means "fiancée" and implies a more serious relationship.

Therefore, there's no direct equivalent of "girlfriend" in ancient Gaulish, but modern French provides several options.

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