amiga
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A woman who is a friend, often used by Spanish speakers
- noun
- /əˈmiːɡə/
- Informal
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amiga
- Rosario here is my amiga.
- come between amigas
That is so me comment down below Amigas like a comfort.
- That is so me comment down below Amigas like a comfort.
- S'mores, Gabe's babes, Gabe Gabby's girls, babes with AZ, Amigas Brimas, whatever you guys want.
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Examples
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I met my amiga at the park to enjoy some coffee together.
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This is truly an awesome post, amiga.
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So with that being said, Amigas, that brings us up to today.
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Peace, amiga.
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Good luck, amiga.
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Ciao, amiga, good-bye.
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Whenever I travel, I always make sure to visit my amiga in Spain.
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At the reunion, I was happy to see my old amigas from school.
Synonyms
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A woman or girl said in a friendly, informal way
is used for a female friend often in Spanish or bilingual settings
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Etymology
The word amiga is the Spanish word for a female friend and comes from an old Latin word amicus meaning 'friend', the same root you see in English words like amicable. So calling someone your amiga is simply calling her your 'friend'.