No, a "roe" is not a female deer. The term "roe" refers to a type of deer, specifically a species known as the European roe deer (Capreolus capreolus). Roe deer can be either male or female, and the word "roe" is not gender-specific. In English, we use the term "doe" to refer to a female deer. So, if you're looking for the female counterpart of a deer, you should use the word "doe" instead of "roe."
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