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What is the Gaelic word for gypsy?

It's important to be aware that the term "gypsy" is considered offensive and outdated, as it has been used to perpetuate harmful stereotypes and prejudice.

The preferred term is Roma or Romany, which refers to the Romani people.

While there isn't a direct Gaelic equivalent for "gypsy," here are some ways to refer to the Romani people in Gaelic:

* Romáinigh (plural) - This is the Gaelic word for "Romani people."

* Románach (singular) - This means "Romani person."

* Treabh na Rómha - This translates to "The Tribe of Rome," a historical reference to the Romani people's origins.

It's always best to use respectful and accurate language when discussing any ethnic group.

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