Gallic ( adjective , noun )

(As an adjective)

Gallic ( adjective )

Pertaining to the ancient Gauls or the French people.

Origin:

From latin gallicus "gallic".

Examples:

1. He was fascinated by the Gallic culture and history.
2. The Gallic language is a Romance language.
3. The Gallic wars were fought by Julius Caesar against the Gauls.
4. The Gallic art is characterized by its intricate designs.
5. The Gallic fashion is known for its elegance and simplicity.

(As a noun)

Gallic ( noun )

Pertaining to the ancient Gauls or the French people.

Origin:

From latin gallicus "gallic".

Examples:

1. He was fascinated by the Gallic culture and history.
2. The Gallic language is a Romance language.
3. The Gallic wars were fought by Julius Caesar against the Gauls.
4. The Gallic art is characterized by its intricate designs.
5. The Gallic fashion is known for its elegance and simplicity.