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Brithenig

/bɾɪθɛˈniːɡ/

Brithenig proper noun: an invented language created by Andrew Smith in 1996, based on the premise of Latin being influenced by Old Celtic.

Proper noun

Brithenig

  1. An invented language created by Andrew Smith in 1996, based on the premise of Latin being influenced by Old Celtic.

Origin of Brithenig

Compare with Breton brezhoneg and Welsh Brythoneg.

Questions about Brithenig

What does Brithenig mean?
Brithenig means an invented language created by Andrew Smith in 1996, based on the premise of Latin being influenced by Old Celtic.
What part of speech is Brithenig?
Brithenig is a proper noun.
How do you pronounce Brithenig?
Brithenig is pronounced /bɾɪθɛˈniːɡ/.

Words near Brithenig in the dictionary

  1. Britflicks
  2. Britfolk
  3. Britglish
  4. Brithdir
  5. Brithdir and Llanfachreth
  6. Brithenig
  7. britholite
  8. britholites
  9. brithopodid
  10. brithopodids
  11. Briticism

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