Definition of P-Celtic in English:

P-Celtic

noun & adjective

another term for Brythonic
Example sentencesExamples
- They were linked by common origins and language (P-Celtic spoken in Gaul and Britain, and Q-Celtic spoken in Ireland), some fairly common religious traditions and a close similarity of laws.
- Philologists have referred to them as P-Celtic in contrast to Goidelic as Q-Celtic, on the basis of a sound shift of q to p which split an earlier tongue known as Common Celtic.
- The Celts of Gaul and Britain spoke what was called P-Celtic, this would be the ancestor of the Welsh and Breton form of Celtic.

Origin

P, from the development of the Indo-European kw sound into p in this group of languages.

Definition of P-Celtic in US English:

P-Celtic

noun & adjectiveˌpēˈkeltik

another term for Brythonic
Example sentencesExamples
- Philologists have referred to them as P-Celtic in contrast to Goidelic as Q-Celtic, on the basis of a sound shift of q to p which split an earlier tongue known as Common Celtic.
- They were linked by common origins and language (P-Celtic spoken in Gaul and Britain, and Q-Celtic spoken in Ireland), some fairly common religious traditions and a close similarity of laws.
- The Celts of Gaul and Britain spoke what was called P-Celtic, this would be the ancestor of the Welsh and Breton form of Celtic.

Origin

P, from the development of the Indo-European kw sound into p in this group of languages.

单词	P-Celtic
释义	Definition of P-Celtic in English: P-Celtic noun & adjective another term for Brythonic Example sentencesExamples They were linked by common origins and language (P-Celtic spoken in Gaul and Britain, and Q-Celtic spoken in Ireland), some fairly common religious traditions and a close similarity of laws. Philologists have referred to them as P-Celtic in contrast to Goidelic as Q-Celtic, on the basis of a sound shift of q to p which split an earlier tongue known as Common Celtic. The Celts of Gaul and Britain spoke what was called P-Celtic, this would be the ancestor of the Welsh and Breton form of Celtic. Origin P, from the development of the Indo-European kw sound into p in this group of languages. Definition of P-Celtic in US English: P-Celtic noun & adjectiveˌpēˈkeltik another term for Brythonic Example sentencesExamples Philologists have referred to them as P-Celtic in contrast to Goidelic as Q-Celtic, on the basis of a sound shift of q to p which split an earlier tongue known as Common Celtic. They were linked by common origins and language (P-Celtic spoken in Gaul and Britain, and Q-Celtic spoken in Ireland), some fairly common religious traditions and a close similarity of laws. The Celts of Gaul and Britain spoke what was called P-Celtic, this would be the ancestor of the Welsh and Breton form of Celtic. Origin P, from the development of the Indo-European kw sound into p in this group of languages.
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