Associations to the word «Celt»
Noun
- Swine
- Yr
- Archaeologist
- Thames
- Thunderbolt
- Magus
- Religion
- Burial
- Plough
- Highland
- Cincinnati
- Conqueror
- Flint
- Britannia
- Frey
- Insurrection
- Modern
- Sulla
- Warfare
- Antiquary
- Highlands
- Culture
- Europe
- Sanctity
- Inscription
- Precedence
- Lowland
- Minor
- Stokes
- Pottery
- Invasion
- Artefact
- Spirituality
- Chieftain
- Homeland
- Kingship
- Mercenary
- Cul
- Feast
- Orthodox
- Bog
- Heartland
- Wandering
- Cumbria
- Englishmen
- Saga
- Cardiff
- Scabbard
- Myles
- Sims
- Millennium
- Inhabitant
- Spear
- Barrow
- Priesthood
- Finn
- Valour
- Deposition
- Nora
- Jewellery
- Vargas
- Healing
- Koch
- Frazer
- Christianity
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
CELT, proper noun. A member of one of the ancient peoples of Western Europe called Celtae by the Romans.
CELT, proper noun. A member of one of the (modern, Celtic) peoples who speak Celtic languages. (Compare Gael.)
CELT, noun. A prehistoric chisel-bladed tool
Dictionary definition
CELT, noun. A member of a European people who once occupied Britain and Spain and Gaul prior to Roman times.
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