Shelta

Shel·ta

S0334950 (shĕl′tə)n. A secret jargon used by traditionally itinerant people in Great Britain and Ireland, based on systematic inversion or alteration of the initial consonants of Gaelic words. Also called Cant, Gammon.

[From Shelta Sheldrū, perhaps alteration of Irish Gaelic béarla, language, English, from Old Irish bélrae, language, from bél, mouth.]

Shelta

(ˈʃɛltə) n (Languages) a secret language used by some itinerant tinkers in Ireland and parts of Britain, based on systematically altered Gaelic[C19: from earlier sheldrū, perhaps an arbitrary alteration of Old Irish bēlre speech]

Shel•ta

(ˈʃɛl tə)

n. a private language, based in part on Irish, used among Travelers in the British Isles. [1875–80; orig. uncertain]

单词	shelta
释义	Shelta Shel·ta S0334950 (shĕl′tə)n. A secret jargon used by traditionally itinerant people in Great Britain and Ireland, based on systematic inversion or alteration of the initial consonants of Gaelic words. Also called Cant, Gammon. [From Shelta Sheldrū, perhaps alteration of Irish Gaelic béarla, language, English, from Old Irish bélrae, language, from bél, mouth.] Shelta (ˈʃɛltə) n (Languages) a secret language used by some itinerant tinkers in Ireland and parts of Britain, based on systematically altered Gaelic[C19: from earlier sheldrū, perhaps an arbitrary alteration of Old Irish bēlre speech] Shel•ta (ˈʃɛl tə) n. a private language, based in part on Irish, used among Travelers in the British Isles. [1875–80; orig. uncertain] Shelta Shelta a secret language used by some itinerant tinkers in Ireland and parts of Britain, based on systematically altered Gaelic
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