Associations to the word «Briton»
Noun
- Liber
- Mac
- Ptolemy
- Superstition
- Cooper
- Exeter
- Kell
- Deserter
- Lap
- Ulster
- Ard
- Archaeologist
- Hostage
- Jamie
- Cos
- Mischief
- Lucius
- Chieftain
- Gazette
- Easter
- Christianity
- Kid
- Antiquary
- Transvaal
- Slave
- Migration
- Barrow
- Teammate
- Descendant
- Meter
- Foe
- Norwegian
- Colonist
- King
- Tribe
- Sprint
- Antiquity
- Mon
- Nationality
- Newspaper
- Plunder
- Gloss
- Summit
- Hungarian
- Welfare
- Influx
- Burns
- Farming
- Yoke
- Koch
- Cad
- Greek
- Win
- Inhabitant
- Watson
- Battle
- Swiss
- Nathan
- Angle
- Scotland
- Viking
- Conan
- Pagan
- Confederate
- Stronghold
- Baghdad
- Arcade
- Grail
- Rome
- Niall
- Ancestor
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
BRITON, noun. An inhabitant of Great Britain
BRITON, noun. A citizen of the United Kingdom
BRITON, noun. (historical) A Celtic inhabitant of southern Great Britain at the time of the Roman conquest.
Dictionary definition
BRITON, noun. A native or inhabitant of Great Britain.
BRITON, noun. An inhabitant of southern Britain prior to the Anglo-Saxon invasions.
BRITON, adjective. Characteristic of or associated with the Britons; "the Briton inhabitants of England".
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