P-Celt
/ˈpiːˌkɛlt/(also P-Kelt)
noun
A speaker of a P-Celtic language.
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in John Rhys (1840–1915), Celtic scholar. From P + Celt. Compare later P-Celtic.
- well-jointed
- well judged
- well-judging
- well-justified
- well-kempt
- well-kent
- well kept
- well kerb
- well kick
- well knit
- well-knotted
- well-knowing
- well-knowledged
- well known
- well-labored
- well-laboring
- well-laboured
- well-labouring
- well-laced
- well-laden
- well-laid
- well-landed
- well-languaged
- well-learned
- well-leaved