| 释义 |
kelt
I. \ˈkelt\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: Middle English (northern dialect), probably from Scottish Gaelic cealt
: a salmon or sea trout that is weak and emaciated after spawning
II. noun
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Etymology: Scottish Gaelic cealt
dialect Britain : homespun frieze cloth usually of black wool with a mixture of white
III.
Usage: capitalized
variant of celt |