Associations to the word «Celt»
Noun
- Corpus
- Annal
- Gaul
- Cork
- Druid
- Slav
- Saxon
- Celtic
- Romans
- Ulster
- Afro
- Briton
- Roman
- Iberia
- Html
- Cauldron
- Rankin
- Leinster
- Goth
- Caesar
- Danube
- Welsh
- Chadwick
- Balkans
- Text
- Gael
- Alp
- Genealogy
- Greek
- Divinity
- Brittany
- Fragmentary
- Rhine
- Barbarian
- Cymru
- Anglo
- Pyrenees
- Herodotus
- Bc
- Immortal
- Coinage
- Continental
- Hannibal
- Conti
- Norman
- Anatolia
- Hag
- Divination
- Goddess
- Chariot
- Romano
- Pliny
- Transylvania
- Figurine
- Irish
- Thrace
- Gods
- Index
- Rig
- Pantheon
- Mythology
- Hun
- Cassius
- Civilisation
- Vandal
- Latin
- Aborigine
- Www
- Myth
- Tribe
- Persian
Adjective
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.
Wise words
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