Okay, the user wants me to translate "blade-woman" into French. Let me think. First, "blade" can be "lame" in French, which refers to a blade of a knife or sword. Then "woman" is "femme". So combining them, it would be "femme-lame". But wait, in French, compound words sometimes use hyphens, so "femme-lame" seems correct. Alternatively, maybe "lame-femme"? But that doesn't make as much sense. The original term "blade-woman" is a compound noun, so the order might be important. "Blade-woman" is a woman who uses a blade, so "femme-lame" would be a woman associated with a blade. I think that's the right translation. Let me check if there's a standard term. Maybe "guerrière" for warrior, but the user specified "blade-woman", so sticking to "femme-lame" is better. Alright, I'll go with "femme-lame".
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