The Celtic Pathways series looks into the origins of words, and finds other words that are connected to them. It started in July 2022 as a way to share some of connections I’ve discovered between the Celtic languages, and words in other languages with Celtic roots. I also have a list of Celtic Cognates on Omniglot, and look into them in more detail on my Celtiadur blog.

Here are all the words covered on Celtic Pathways: towns and beehives, heights, hurdles, land, bulls, baskets, river, fields & quays, swan, new & year, javelin, coracle, brogue, flowers, mutton, crooked & twisted, slogan & slew, clan, sack, step, iron, wool, beer, bell & clock, wagon & cart, horse, servant, druid, bard & poet, family, people, language & tongue