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Italo-Celtic

Italo-Celtic proper noun: a proposed branch within the Indo-European language family, of which the Italic and Celtic branches are sub-branches.

Proper noun

Italo-Celtic

  1. (Indo-European-studies) A proposed branch within the Indo-European language family, of which the Italic and Celtic branches are sub-branches.

Origin of Italo-Celtic

From Italo- + Celtic.

Words formed from Italo-Celtic

Questions about Italo-Celtic

What does Italo-Celtic mean?
Italo-Celtic means a proposed branch within the Indo-European language family, of which the Italic and Celtic branches are sub-branches.
What part of speech is Italo-Celtic?
Italo-Celtic is a proper noun.

Words near Italo-Celtic in the dictionary

  1. Italo
  2. Italo dance
  3. Italo disco
  4. Italo house
  5. italo-
  6. Italo-Celtic
  7. Italo-Hellenic
  8. Italo-Norman
  9. Italo-Normans
  10. Italo-Romance
  11. Italocentric

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