Language Celtic: Names And Words

Description:	Celtic, the language of the Celts, since around 1000 BC, widely spoken in Europe around 300 BC; today few speakers remain in regions like Ireland, Scottland and Wales
Family/group:	Celtic family

Word	Language	Translations	Name Groups
afon	Celtic	the river	Irving
al	Celtic	the rock	Alan/Alana
ana	Celtic	the mother	Belana
ardu	Celtic	high	Arden
arth	Celtic	the bear	Armel/Armelle, Arthur
bel	Celtic	the light	Belana
briganti	Celtic	exalted, divine	Bridget
bryn	Celtic	the hill	Brent, Brian/Brianna, Brynn
ceallach	Celtic	the war, the strife	Cillian
daga	Celtic		Dagobert
drest	Celtic	the riot, the tumult	Tristan/Trista
dubno	Celtic	the world	Donald/Donalda
dun	Celtic	the hill, the fort (a permanent army post)	Gordon, Merlin/Merlina
ebor	Celtic	the yew (a tree)	Eoghan
frewi	Celtic		Winifred
geal	Celtic	bright	Muriel
glen	Celtic	the valley	Glen
gor	Celtic	great	Gordon
haer	Celtic	the battle	Harvey
iodoc	Celtic	the lord	Jodok, Jost, Joyce
kent	Celtic	the border	Kendall/Kendall, Kent
keth	Celtic	the forest	Keith
ki	Celtic	the dog	Tanguy
korventeen	Celtic	the storm	Corentin/Corentine
kuno	Celtic	great, high	Conan
llwyd	Celtic	grey	Floyd
meadhbh	Celtic	Intoxicating	Maeve
mor	Celtic	the sea	Morgan/Morgana, Murray
moray	Celtic	by the sea	Murray
muir	Celtic	the sea	Kjartan, Merlin/Merlina, Muireann, Muriel
nerthos	Celtic	the strength
nevio	Celtic	new	Nevio
rigan	Celtic	the queen	Rhiannon
ros	Celtic	the promontory (technical term for cape), the cape, the headland	Ross
ruadh	Celtic	red	Rory/Rory, Rowan/Rowan, Roy
shelma	Celtic	the beautiful view	Selma
tan	Celtic	the fire	Tanguy
val	Celtic	to rule	Cathal, Donald/Donalda
viu	Celtic	worthy	Harvey