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Linguae Celticae


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Linguae Celticae[1] ramus familiae Indoeuropaeae est. Ad hunc ramum pertinent linguae:


  • Lingua Britonica

  • Lingua Scotica (Gadelica)

  • Lingua Monensis

  • Lingua Hibernica

  • Lingua Cornubica

  • Lingua Cambrica

Multa nomina geographica in omni Europa ex linguis Celticis orta sunt.


Galli et ceteri Celtae sermone Celtico utebantur.




Index





  • 1 Comparatio


  • 2 Nexus interni


  • 3 Nexus externi


  • 4 Notae




Comparatio |


Hic est comparatio inter linguas Celticas et Anglicam Latinamque.











































































































































































CambricaCornubicaBritonicaHibernicaScotica (Gadelica)MonensisAnglica
Latina
gwenynengwenenengwenanennbeachseillean, beachshellanbeeapis
cadairkadorkadorcathaoircathaircaairchairsella, sedes
cawskeuskeuzcáiscàis(e)caasheycheesecaseum
aberaberaberinbhearinbhirinverestuary, mouth of a riveraestuarium
llawnleunleunlánlànlanefullplenus
gafrgavergavrgabhargobhargoayrgoatcapra, caper
tŷchititeach, tightaighthiehousedomus
gwefusgweusgweuzliopabile, lipmeilllip (anatomical)labrum, labium
arianmona, arhansmoneizairgeadairgeadargidmoneypecunia
rhif, niferniverniveruimhiràireamhearroonumbernumerus
tu fas, tu allanyn-meser-maezamuigha-muighmooieoutsideforis
gellygen, perenperenperennpiorrapeur/piarpeearpearpyrus, pirus
chwarelmengleudhmengleuzcairéalcoireall, cuaraidhquarralquarrycavea
ysgolskolskolscoilsgoilscoillschoolschola
arianarhansarc'hantairgeadairgeadargidsilverargentum
serensterensteredennréaltareulrollagestarstella, astrum
heddiwhedhywhizivinniuan-diughjiutodayhodie
cwympokodhakouezhañtit(im)tuit(eam)tuitt(ym)(to) fallcadere
ysmygumegimogediñtobac a chaitheamhsmocadhtoghtaney/smookal(to) smokefumare
chwibanuhwibanac'hwibanatfeadaílfeadfed(to) whistlesibilare

Nexus interni


  • Lingua Protoceltica

  • Nationes Celticae


Nexus externi |






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Vicimedia Communia plura habent quae ad linguas Celticas spectant.


Notae |



  1. ↑ "Lingua Celtica": Conradus Gesnerus, Mithridates: de differentiis linguarum (1555) textus f. 15r


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