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From a pre-Roman Indo-European root *gaba also found in Gaulish *gauta (“cheek”). Related to French gavache (“coward”), Spanish gabacho (“Pyrenean”).
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Noun
gavatx m (plural gavatxos)
- crop (part of the alimentary track of birds)
- Synonym: pap
Noun
gavatx m (plural gavatxos, feminine gavatxa, feminine plural gavatxes)
- (slang) native of Occitania
- (derogatory) Frenchman, Frenchie, Frog
- (dialectal) foreigner
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