Significados de celtic origin en inglés

Gargantua has been proved by some to be of Celtic origin.

Even fewer in number are the words of Celtic origin.

Two main theories of Celtic origins now hold the field:

Naissus, the modern Nish, is also possibly of Celtic origin.

Mrs. Judson's ire must have been of Celtic origin, for it was not long-lived.

The other was of Celtic origin and thoroughly Breton.

The legend, like many others, is of Celtic origin.

Again, most unlike a party of Celtic origin.

There may be a relationship there since so many old French families are also of Celtic origin.

An early form of bridge, probably of Celtic origin.]

This form of superstition-doubtlessof Celtic origin wherever met with-ismuch more frequent in Brittany than in Guyenne.

Accepting the Celtic origin of the word, it has been connected with the Welsh amaeth, a tiller of the ground.

The one was Pericord himself-hawk-facedand angular, with the black hair and brisk bearing which spoke of his Celtic origin.

The earthworks on Wolstonbury, although supposed to be of Celtic origin, were probably utilised by the Romans for military purposes.

From vaporous Celtic origins, druids and shamen, his narrative drifts in leisurely paragraphs across a heritage recovered from dusty files.

My dear child, if I have ever had a doubt as to your Celtic origin, I should have lost it here.