Celtic cognates - Languages

This page contains the names of various languages in the Celtic languages, including the Celtic languages themselves and some other languages.

Click on the English versions that are links and you will be taken to the Celtiadur, where you can see what each word means, and how some of them are pronounced. There are also details of related words and expressions, and words in older versions of the Celtic languages, such as Middle Welsh and Old Irish. More Celtic Cognates


Languages - Celtic

Gaeilge
(Irish)
Gàidhlig
(Gaelic)
Gaelg
(Manx)
Cymraeg
(Welsh)
Kernewek
(Cornish)
Brezhoneg
(Breton)
English
Breatnais A' Chuimris Bretnish Cymraeg Kembrek Kembraeg Welsh
Briotáinis Breatnais Britaanish Llydaweg Bretonek Brezhoneg Breton
Coirnis Còrnais Cornish
Kernowish
Cernyweg Kerneweg Kerneveureg Cornish
Gaeilge Gàidhlig na h-èireann Yernish Gwyddeleg Iwerdhonek Iwerzoneg Irish
Gaeilge Albanach Gàidhlig
(na hAlba)
Gaelg Albinagh
Gaelg ny Halbey
Gaeleg yr Alban Godhalek Gouezeleg Skos Scottish Gaelic
Manainnis Gàidhlig Mhanainn Gaelg Manaweg Manowek Manaveg Manx

Languages - Others

Gaeilge
(Irish)
Gàidhlig
(Gaelic)
Gaelg
(Manx)
Cymraeg
(Welsh)
Kernewek
(Cornish)
Brezhoneg
(Breton)
English
An Bhascais Basgais Bascish Basgeg Baskek Euskareg Basque
(Euskera)
An Chatalóinis Catalanais Cataloanish Catalaneg Katalanek Katalaneg Catalan
(català)
An Danmhairgis Danmhairgis Danvargish Daneg Danek Daneg Danish
(dansk)
An Fharóis Fàrothais Faaroish Ffaröeg Faroyek Faeroeg Faroese
(føroyskt mál)
An Fhionlainnis Fionnlannais Finnlynnish Ffinneg Faroyek Finnek Finnish
(suomi)
An Ghailísis Gailìsis Galeeshish Galisia Galijek Galizeg Galician
(galego)
An Ghréigis Greugais Greagish Groeg Greka Gresianeg Greek
(ελληνικά)
An Ioruais Nirribhis Norlynnish Norwyeg Norgahek Norvegeg Norwegian
(norsk)
An Íoslainnis Innis-Tìlis Eeslynnish Islandeg Islandek Islandeg Icelandic
(Íslenska)
An Ollainnis Duitsis
Òlaindis
Ollanish Iseldireg Iseldiryek Izelvroeg Dutch
(Nederlands)
An Phortaingéilis Portagailis Portiugish Portiwgaleg Portyngalek Portugaleg Portuguese
(português)
An Rúisis Ruisis Rooshish Rwseg Russek Rusianeg Russian
(русский язык)
An tSualainnis Suainis Soolynnish Swedeg Swedek Svedeg Swedish
(svenska)
An Úcráinis Ucràinis Ookraanish Wcreineg Ukraynek Ukraineg Ukrainian
(українська мова)
Béarla Beurla Baarle Saesneg Sowsnek Saozneg English
Beurla na hAlban A' Bheurla Ghallda
Albais
Baarle Albinagh Scoteg Skoteg Skoseg Scots
Fraincis Fraingis Frangish Ffraneg Frynkek Galleg French
(français)
Gearmáinis Gearmailtis Germaanish Almaeneg Almaynek Alaman(t)eg German
(Deutsch)
Spáinnis Spàinntis Spaainish Sbaeneg Spaynek Spagnoleg Spanish
(español)

Other languages are available

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Celtiadur

Celtiadur

The Celtiadur blog is a collection of Celtic cognates, with definitions, pronunciation, etymologies - includes the modern Celtic languages, older versions of these languages, such as Middle Welsh, Middle Breton and Old Irish, and their extinct and reconstructed relatives and ancestors, including Gaulish, Proto-Brythonic and Proto-Celtic.

Celtic Pathways

Celtic Pathways

On the Celtic Pathways podcast I discuss connections between the Celtic languages, and look for words with Celtic roots in non-Celtic languages, such as English, French, Spanish, Galician and Portuguese.

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Information about Celtic languages

Breton, Celtiberian, Cornish, Cumbric, Gaulish, Irish, Lepontic, Lusitanian, Manx, Scottish Gaelic, Welsh

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