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The word gigue (Fr.) giga (It.) has had a peculiar history. Its earliest use was for a lute or fiddle (German geige = fiddle). It later came to mean "a piece of music of lively character...."
In English, it first appeared in print in 1685. "Airs for the violin, to wit, Preludes, Fuges [fugues], Allemands, Sarabands, Courants, Gigues." London Gazette. OED. Also see Grove's Dictionary of Music.