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Kelt
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kelt
English
Noun
en Celt.
Anagrams
en eklt klet
Czech
Pronunciation
Noun
m-an
Celt
Declension
m.an.nomplové
Dutch
nl:
Alternative forms
nl Celt superseded, now uncommon
Etymology
Borrowed from nl la Celtae (singular la Celta), from nl grc Κελτοί (singular grc Κελτός). The singular is first attested in the sixteenth century, but remains rare until the nineteenth century.
Pronunciation
nl /kɛlt/
nl Nl-Kelt.ogg
nl Kelt
nl ɛlt
Noun
m -en +
Celt, person of Celtic origin, nl historical member of a Celtic tribe
nl Het gebied tussen de Rijn en de Moezel was in deze tijd vooral bevolkt door Kelten. The area between the Rhine and the Moselle was mainly populated by Celts in this period.
Derived terms
nl Keltisch
nl keltologie, nl keltoloog
nl keltist m, nl keltistiek
Related terms
nl Celtiberen
Anagrams
nl eklt lekt
East Central German
Etymology
Compare de Kälte.
Noun
gmw-ecg noun f
gmw-ecg Erzgebirgisch cold, coldness
Further reading
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Hunsrik
Pronunciation
hrx /kʰelt/
Noun
f
coldness; cold
Further reading
Serbo-Croatian
Pronunciation
sh /kêlt/
Noun
Kȅlt m-an Kȅltkinja
Celt usually male
Declension
Kelt Kelti Kelta Kȇltā Keltu Keltima Kelta Kelte Kelte Kelti Keltu Keltima Keltom Keltima
Derived terms
sh Kȅltkinja
sh Male people Demonyms Ethnonyms
Slovene
Pronunciation
Kẹ̑lt
Noun
Kẹ̑lt m-an Kẹ̑ltinja
Celt
Declension
Kélt 1
sl Demonyms
Turkish
Etymology
tr :der en:Celt + 1
Pronunciation
tr /ˈkælt/
tr ælt
Noun
i ler
Celt
Declension
i 1
i