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Celto-Cymric

Celto-Cymric adjective: of or pertaining to people of Brittany having both Gaulish Celtic and Welsh ancestry.

Adjective

Celto-Cymric (not comparable)

  1. Of or pertaining to people of Brittany having both Gaulish Celtic and Welsh ancestry.
    • To poetry and music, indeed, the whole Celto-Cymric race seem to have been strongly addicted; and, independently of the materials which Brittany may have supplied for the history of Geoffrey of Monmouth, many other true or romantic adventures were narrated by the Breton poets in their Lais.1850, Thomas Keightley, The Fairy Mythology, London: H.G. Bohn, page 419

Origin of Celto-Cymric

From Celto- + Cymric.

Questions about Celto-Cymric

What does Celto-Cymric mean?
Celto-Cymric means of or pertaining to people of Brittany having both Gaulish Celtic and Welsh ancestry.
What part of speech is Celto-Cymric?
Celto-Cymric is an adjective.

Words near Celto-Cymric in the dictionary

  1. Celtize
  2. Celtized
  3. Celtizes
  4. Celtizing
  5. Celto-
  6. Celto-Cymric
  7. Celto-Germanic
  8. Celtogermanic
  9. Celtologist
  10. Celtologists
  11. Celtology

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