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MrEyespy wrote at 2009-06-08 20:37:07
Wicca is actually a Anglo Saxon word not a Gaelic one.the word wicca describes a male properly pronounced (Weecha)Wicce is the Female ( Weechay) and Wiccan the Plural. It is a precurser to the English word Witch.
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