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How do you say the wolverine in Scottish Gaelic?

There isn't a single, universally accepted translation for "wolverine" in Scottish Gaelic. The word wolverine isn't part of the traditional Gaelic vocabulary as the animal wasn't native to Scotland. To translate it, you'd need to use a descriptive phrase.

Possible options might include something like:

* Maol-fheòrag mòr: This translates roughly to "big, hairy weasel" which captures some of the wolverine's characteristics. However, it's not a precise equivalent.

You'd likely need to add context to make it clear what animal is being discussed. Simply saying "maol-fheòrag mòr" could be understood as a large weasel, but not necessarily a wolverine. The best approach would depend on the specific context.

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