celt
/sɛlt/
noun
- A member of an ancient people who lived in parts of Europe, including Britain, Ireland, and France, before and during the Roman Empire.
- Historians study the art and language of the Celt to understand early European culture.
- A famous Celt named Vercingetorix led a rebellion against the Romans.
- The ancient Celt used iron tools and weapons in battle.
- A person from a modern Celtic nation, such as Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Cornwall, or Brittany, especially one who speaks a Celtic language or identifies with Celtic culture.
- Many modern Celts celebrate their heritage with music and dance festivals.
- The rugby team was made up of proud Celts from Ireland and Wales.
- She considers herself a Celt because her family comes from the Scottish Highlands.