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Is the word Welsh a proper noun?

It depends on the context.

* As a nationality or ethnicity: "Welsh" is a proper noun referring to the people of Wales or their culture.

* Example: "She is Welsh."

* As an adjective: "Welsh" is an adjective describing something related to Wales.

* Example: "We ate Welsh cakes."

* As a language: "Welsh" is a proper noun when referring to the language spoken in Wales.

* Example: "She learned to speak Welsh."

So, "Welsh" can be either a proper noun or an adjective, depending on its function in the sentence.

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