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The plural of amiga in Spanish and Portuguese is amigas. The Latin equivalent would be amica, pl. amicae.
by bitwize 3y ago
The plural of amiga in Spanish and Portuguese is amigas. The Latin equivalent would be amica, pl. amicae.
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