Associations to the word «Gaul»
Noun
- Caesar
- Celt
- Briton
- Romans
- Druid
- Pompey
- Roman
- Rhine
- Vandal
- Pyrenees
- Celtic
- Alp
- Julius
- Maximus
- Hannibal
- Gaius
- Britannia
- Iberia
- Goth
- Brutus
- Legion
- Pliny
- Lucius
- Claudius
- Trier
- Tours
- Barbarian
- Prefect
- Aquitaine
- Cassius
- Conquest
- Thrace
- Legate
- Alps
- Governorship
- Bc
- Rome
- Consul
- Ravenna
- Saxon
- Loire
- Romano
- Coinage
- Tiberius
- Constantine
- Hun
- Cymru
- Antony
- Cicero
- Danube
- Carthage
- Provence
- Augustus
- Ptolemy
- Perrin
- Bain
- Sardinia
- Britain
- Marseille
- Incursion
- Clermont
- Conqueror
- Chivalry
- Italy
- Lombardy
- Potion
- Brittany
- Titus
- Balkans
- Toulouse
- Cato
- Chieftain
- Tribe
- Overrun
- Booty
- Cohort
- Boulogne
- Sicily
- Po
- Charlemagne
- Plutarch
- Plunder
Adjective
Wiktionary
GAUL, proper noun. A Roman-era region roughly corresponding to modern France and Belgium
GAUL, noun. A person from Gaul.
Dictionary definition
GAUL, noun. A person of French descent.
GAUL, noun. A Celt of ancient Gaul.
GAUL, noun. An ancient region of western Europe that included what is now northern Italy and France and Belgium and part of Germany and the Netherlands.
Wise words
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