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Definition of celt
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of celt is as below...
Celt (n.) A
weapon
or
implement
of stone or
metal,
found in the
tumuli,
or
barrows,
of the early
Celtic
nations..
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Gaelic
::
Gaelic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the Gael, esp. to the
Celtic
Highlanders
of
Scotland;
as, the
Gaelic
language..
Irishry
::
Irishry
(n.) The
Celtic
people
of
Ireland.
Lote
::
Lote (n.) A large tree
(Celtis
australis),
found in the south of
Europe.
It has a hard wood, and bears a
cherrylike
fruit.
Called
also
nettle
tree..
Hackberry
::
Hackberry
(n.) A genus of trees
(Celtis)
related
to the elm, but
bearing
drupes
with
scanty,
but often
edible,
pulp. C.
occidentalis
is
common
in the
Eastern
United
States..
Aryan
::
Aryan (n.) One of a
primitive
people
supposed
to have lived in
prehistoric
times,
in
Central
Asia, east of the
Caspian
Sea, and north of the
Hindoo
Koosh and
Paropamisan
Mountains,
and to have been the stock from which
sprang
the
Hindoo,
Persian,
Greek,
Latin,
Celtic,
Teutonic,
Slavonic,
and other
races;
one of that
ethnological
division
of
mankind
called
also
Indo-European
or
Indo-Germanic..
Celtic
::
Celtic
(n.) The
language
of the
Celts.
Teuton
::
Teuton
(n.) One of an
ancient
German
tribe;
later,
a name
applied
to any
member
of the
Germanic
race in
Europe;
now used to
designate
a
German,
Dutchman,
Scandinavian,
etc., in
distinction
from a Celt or one of a Latin
race..
Hiberno-celtic
::
Hiberno-Celtic
(n.) The
native
language
of the
Irish;
that
branch
of the
Celtic
languages
spoken
by the
natives
of
Ireland.
Also adj.
Beltane
::
Beltane
(n.) A
festival
of the
heathen
Celts on the first day of May, in the
observance
of which great
bonfires
were
kindled.
It still
exists
in a
modified
form in some parts of
Scotland
and
Ireland..
Taranis
::
Taranis
(n.) A
Celtic
divinity,
regarded
as the evil
principle,
but
confounded
by the
Romans
with
Jupiter..
Manx
::
Manx (n.) The
language
of the
inhabitants
of the Isle of Man, a
dialect
of the
Celtic..
Armorican
::
Armorican
(n.) The
language
of the
Armoricans,
a
Celtic
dialect
which has
remained
to the
present
times..
Celtiberian
::
Celtiberian
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
ancient
Celtiberia
(a
district
in Spain lying
between
the Ebro and the
Tagus)
or its
inhabitants
the
Celtiberi
(Celts
of the river
Iberus).
Trilithon
::
Trilithon
(n.) A
monument
consisting
of three
stones;
especially,
such a
monument
forming
a kind of
doorway,
as among the
ancient
Celts..
Gaelic
::
Gaelic
(n.) The
language
of the
Gaels,
esp. of the
Highlanders
of
Scotland.
It is a
branch
of the
Celtic..
Erse
::
Erse (n.) A name
sometimes
given to that
dialect
of the
Celtic
which is
spoken
in the
Highlands
of
Scotland;
--
called,
by the
Highlanders,
Gaelic..
Irish
::
Irish (n. sing. & pl.) The
language
of the
Irish;
the
Hiberno-Celtic.
Gael
::
Gael
(n.sing.
& pl.) A Celt or the Celts of the
Scotch
Highlands
or of
Ireland;
now esp., a
Scotch
Highlander
of
Celtic
origin..
Druid
::
Druid (n.) One of an order of
priests
which in
ancient
times
existed
among
certain
branches
of the
Celtic
race,
especially
among the Gauls and
Britons..
Athletic
::
Athletic
(a.)
Befitting
an
athlete;
strong;
muscular;
robust;
vigorous;
as,
athletic
Celts..
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