Celt (noun)

An ancient inhabitant of Britain and Ireland, or one of their descendants, who spoke a Celtic language and shared a common culture.

Origin:

The word celt is derived from the latin word celti, which refers to the ancient people of britain and ireland and their descendants, who spoke celtic languages and shared a common culture.

Examples:

1. The Celts were skilled metalworkers and artisans.
2. The Celts had a strong oral tradition and passed down their stories through storytelling.
3. The Celts had a complex social structure, with kings and nobles.
4. The Celts were fierce warriors and skilled horsemen.
5. The Celts had an intricate system of beliefs and rituals.