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How do you say baby cheetah in scottish Gaelic?

There isn't a direct translation for "baby cheetah" in Scottish Gaelic that captures the specific meaning of a young cheetah. Scottish Gaelic vocabulary leans towards more general terms. You would likely have to describe it, for example:

* Cu beag cheetah: This literally translates to "small cheetah cat," and is probably the closest you can get. "Cu" is dog/animal, but is often used for general animals when no specific term exists.

There's no single, perfect equivalent because cheetahs weren't native to Scotland, so there's no established Gaelic word for them, let alone their young.

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