Celt English

Meaning Celt meaning

What does Celt mean?

— noun a member of a European people who once occupied Britain and Spain and Gaul prior to Roman times

What other words have the same or similar meaning as Celt?

Kelt Gael celt Mugil Celtic

Kelt Celt

How do I use Celt in a sentence?

Saxon, Norman, Dane or Celt.

Saxon or celt?

The Celt sat straight in the path of the thing.

The Celt held no sword.

Celt says that Jesus Christ never sleeps, that he walks amongst us.

Now Celt bless me or be done.

Celt, Angle, Jute, Saxon- are at peace.

Probably because it's a myth - there's no such thing as a Celt.

The celt.

Never underestimate a Celt.

Me, I'm a wild streak and a Celt.

That Celt with the ridiculously charming smile?

Celt versus African, battling in a civilized matter.

A gladiator standing beside Spartacus in valued position, the Celt Gannicus and the fallen Gaul his only equals.

A Celt who sings with big feathers on his head!

You're not Celt for nothing.

It's Celt, Scottish for fire.

Never underestimate a Celt. - Doctor.

I think that's The Celt.

Which Celt?

Unlucky, Celt.

Send The Celt into that tunnel.

This could be a Celt-skin trick.

If our blood is red enough to bleed for England it's red enough to pay homage to any woman: Saxon, Norman, Dane or Celt.

Me, I'm a wild streak and a Celt. Makes me unpredictable.

So Tom bags yet another Celt for his team.

They call him The Celt.

Celt!

The Celt.

They say that Celt is faster even than you.

He wants to know your name, Celt.