CELT


Meaning of CELT in English

/ kelt; NAmE / noun

1.

a member of a race of people from western Europe who settled in ancient Britain before the Romans came

2.

a person whose ancestors were Celts, especially one from Ireland, Wales, Scotland, Cornwall or Brittany

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WORD ORIGIN

from Latin Celtae (plural), from Greek Keltoi ; in later use from French Celte Breton (taken as representing the ancient Gauls).

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