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Proto-Brythonic

Proto-Brythonic proper noun: hypothetical ancestor language of all Brythonic languages, including Welsh.

Proper noun

Proto-Brythonic

  1. Hypothetical ancestor language of all Brythonic languages, including Welsh.
    Synonyms:
    Common Brittonic, British, Late British, Neo-Brittonic

Synonyms of Proto-Brythonic

  • Common Brittonic
  • British
  • Late British
  • Neo-Brittonic

Origin of Proto-Brythonic

From proto- + Brythonic.

Questions about Proto-Brythonic

What does Proto-Brythonic mean?
Proto-Brythonic means hypothetical ancestor language of all Brythonic languages, including Welsh.
What part of speech is Proto-Brythonic?
Proto-Brythonic is a proper noun.

Words near Proto-Brythonic in the dictionary

  1. Proto-Balto-Slavic
  2. Proto-Bantu
  3. Proto-Basque
  4. Proto-Berber
  5. proto-Britain
  6. Proto-Brythonic
  7. Proto-Bungku-Tolaki
  8. proto-calcium
  9. Proto-Canaanite
  10. Proto-Canaanite alphabet
  11. Proto-Celtic

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