Zhilikam t'Keltsular

This page lists names, places and terminology relating to the people known as Celts, Gauls, Gaels, Caledonians, Scotti, Hyperboreans, Goidels, Brythons, Picts, etc., whose peoples dominated large parts of Europe for centuries, beginning in the Late Bronze Age.

The original homeland of the people known as Celts appears to have been the Danube Region, although after a few centuries they inhabited all of Central and Western Europe north of the Alps, parts of Northern and Western Europe, a part of Northern Italy, the Balkans and a piece of Asia Minor. Nearly all areas of Europe where French, German, Dutch, Czech, Slovak, Hungarian, Polish, Serbian, Slovenian, Romanian, Spanish and Portuguese are spoken now were once controlled by Celtic-speaking peoples. Eventually subjugated Germanic tribes took control of Central Europe from the Celts, and the Romans expanded northwards. The Celtic culture and some of its people were gradually pushed back to Northwestern Gaul and the British Isles. The large number of Celts left behind were absorbed by various other cultures, including Germanic (Teutonic) tribes, Romans, Greeks, Franks, Scandinavians, Slavs and Western Asian peoples. In the British Isles the Celts merged with the aboriginal people already living there.

Today the blood of the Celts lives in the people of England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales and Northwestern France, but genetic studies show that large numbers of people of European ancestry carry Celtic blood.

Aachen (Aquisgranium, Aquisgrana, Óche, Aoke, Aix-la-Chapelle, Aken) -- Aakhuhn
Abellio -- Abeli'o |ekon t'gaalsular|
Aberdeen (Obar Dheathain, Aiberdeen) -- Ahbuhr'din, Eibuhr'din
Abnoba (Dea Abnoba) -- Ab'noba
Accetani -- aketansular
Adaptation -- rubilaya
Addua (Adda) -- Addu'a
Adsullata -- Ad'sulata |pilash-ko-ekon|
Adze -- lapan-shidek
Aeduli -- aidulsular
Aericura (Aeracura) -- A'erih'kura |ne-solektra-ekon|
Age (n.) -- ya'shakhuv (length of life), pal (period, era)
Agincourt (Azincourt) -- Azhin'kur
Agricultural settlement -- urokasalik shi'fiferhanaun
Agricultural society -- urokasau-shila'es
Agriculture -- urokasaya
Agrona -- A'grona |ko-ekon t'staya|
Alba (Alban, Albain, Albania, Albany, Albu) -- Alba |os-ahm t'Skat'luhnd|
Alcohol -- naliveh
Alesia -- Alesi'a, Alesiuh
Alisanos (Alisanus, Alisonus) -- Alisanos |solektra-ekon t'gaalsular|
Allobroges -- alobrogsular
The Alps -- Ahlplar
Alsace (Alsatia, Elsaß) -- Al'zas, El'zas, Ahl'sas
Altar -- oslauvoskaf
Ambarres (Ambores) -- am'barsular
Amber -- puhku
Ambres (Amen, Bussumarus, Dyaus, Jessis, Tinia) -- Am'bres |ug'yel-ekon t'keltsular|
Ambrones -- am'bronsular
Amulet -- zaibihk
Anari -- anarsular
Anatolia (Ἀνατολή, Anatolya, Anadolu) -- Anatoliuh
Ancalites -- ankalitsular
Ancient (adj.) -- ma'os|-|
Andarta (Andrasta) -- An'darta, An'drasta |ko-ekon t'keltsular|
Anextiomarus -- Aneksti'omarus |sa-ekon t'gaalsular heh brihtansular|
Angle (person) -- anglisu
Anglesey (Isle of Anglesey, Ynys Môn) -- Ahnguhl'zi
Anglo-Saxon -- angli-sahksuhn-, angli-sahksuhnik (adj.); angli-sahksuhnisu (person)
Animal (n.) -- aushfa
Animal figurine -- pi'aushfa-khlop
Animal husbandry -- aushfa-palutunatra
Animism -- ek'pa'kiv-dva
Animist -- ek'pa'kiv-dvasu
Annihilation -- nitozhaya
Anoniredi (Anna, Ana, Black Annis) -- Anoni'redi, Anuh |ko-mekh-ekon|
Antler -- stonn
Anvil -- mah-vihpan
Apennine Peninsula -- Apennin-Ulef-Vikuvtra
Aquitaine (Gallia Aquitania, Aquitaine Gaul, Aquiteia) -- Akwih'tein
Arbroath -- Ar'broth
Arch (n.) -- kesek
Arduinna (Arduina, Ardumna, Aritimi, Artemis, Delia, Devana, Dilwica, Dziewona, Zana, Diana) -- Ardu'ina |ko-ekon t'po'austukaya|
Area -- shal
Armor (n.) -- fo-wein
Armorica -- Ar'morika |os-ahm t'Brihtuhni|
Army -- ask'er
Arras (Nemetocenna, Atrebates, Atrades, Atradis, Aras, Atrecht) -- Araas
Arretium (Arrezzo) -- Aretium
Arrow -- kliton
Arrowhead -- kliton-sfek
Art -- tanaf
Artaius (Artaios, Alannus, Lugh) -- Artai'us |ber-ekon t'gaalsular|
Artifact -- zatrasha-vel
Artorius (Artorios) -- Ar'toriuhs |sa-ekon t'gaalsular|
Arverni -- ar'vernsular
Arvernus -- Ar'vernus |emumaat-ekon t'ar'vernsular|
Asia Minor -- Pi-Eizhuh
Assimilation -- vinem
Atenociticus -- Ateno'kitikus |sa-ekon t'Desh'rak-Engluhnd|
Atepomarus (Apollo, Apollon, Abaeus, Abaios, Aguieus, Agyieus, Aleuromantes, Apellon, Apotropaeus, Catharsius, Cynthius, Delian, Delius, Delphinius, Eulalon, Hecatos, Helius, , Loxias, Lycaeus, Lykaios, Lycelius, Lycian, Musagetes, Nomius, Paean, Paion, Pytheus, Pythian, Pythius, Sminthian, Smintheus, Sminthius, Tortor, Tyrxis, Maponus, Aplu, Veiovis, Apellun, Angus Og) -- Atepo'marus |sa-ekon t'keltsular|
Atlantic Bronze Age -- Aht'lahntik Krish-Pal
The Atlantic Ocean -- Aht'lahntik Masutra
Aulercii -- aulerkisular
Austria (Österreich) -- Ohstuhraikh, Astriuh
Autun -- Au'tun, O'tun
Auvergne (Arvern, Angevin, Auvèrnhe, Auvèrnha) -- O'vernyuh
Avebury -- Eiv'buhri, Eiv'bri
Aveta -- Aveta |ko-ekon t'keshtan|
Awl -- razhek
Ax(e) -- la'ash

Balkan Peninsula -- Ulef-Vikuvtra t'Balkanlar
Ball (n.) -- dukal
The Baltic Sea -- Bahmbruh
Barbarian (n.) -- kwai-solektrasu
Barley -- barli
Barter -- vel'kizh (n.), vel'kizh-tor (v.)
Barter system -- vel'kizh-torektra
Basket -- ki'haf
Battle (n.) -- faukh
Battle-ax(e) -- stau-la'ash
Battle-lance -- faukh-li-wun
Bavaria (Baiuvaria, Baiern, Bayern, Bayre, Boajan, Baijaan) -- Bai'uhn
Bay (n.) -- tchol
Bead (n.) -- zaab
Bear claw -- ber-spahk
Bear skin -- ber-wadi
Bear tooth -- ber-zud
Beard -- hisahk
Beer -- bihr
Bel-fire -- Bel'tein-yon
Belenus (Belenos, Belinus, Bel, Beli Mawr) -- Belenus, Belenos, Belinus |ug'yel-ekon t'keltsular|
Belfast (Béal Feirsde, Béal Feirste, Bilfawst, Bilfaust) -- Bel'fast
Balgae -- bel'gisular
Belgic -- bel'gi-, bel'giyik
Belgic culture -- bel'gi-iyula
Belgic tribe -- bel'gi-emumaat
Belgica -- Bel'gika |roman-ahm t'Bel'zhi eh pa-shal|
Belief -- dva
Belief system -- dva-torektra
Belin -- Belin |sa-ekon t'gaalsular|
Belishma (Belisama, Belisima, Belisma) -- Belish'ma |ko-ekon t'gaalsular|
Belt (n.) -- san-zhel
Belt buckle -- san-zhel-tersek
Belt-hook -- san-zhel-kik
Beltane (Bealtaine, Bealtuinn, Beltaine, Beltan, Beltene, Beltern, Beltine, Cetsamain, Cetshamain, Laa Boaldyn, Samradh, Baltern, Bealtaine, Calan Mai) -- Bel'tein
Berecynthia (Berecinthia) -- Bere'sihnthi'a |ko-ekon t'gaalsular|
Bergomum (Bergamo) -- Bergomum
Berkshire (Bearrocscir) -- Bark'shuhr
Berne -- Bern|e| |aikum-ko-ekon|
Bernicia (Bernice, Beornice) -- Bernisiuh
Bibracte -- Bi'braktei
Bibroci -- bibroksular
Bituriges -- biturigsular
Blade (n.) -- |wun-|mor
Blanket (bedding) -- yuk-sai
Bless -- kudau
Blessing -- kudaya
Blewburton Hill -- Okunel t'Blu'buhrtuhn
Block (n.) -- vihpan
Blood -- khaf
Boat -- pi'mashali
Bodua (Badb, Cathubodua) -- Bodu'a |ahkh-ko-ekon|
Bohemia (Böhmen, Bohême, Čechy, Czechy) -- Bo'himiuh, Bohmuhn, Tcheshi
Boius (n., pl. Boii, Boioi) -- boyusu
Bone (n.) -- hinek
Bononia (Bologna) -- Bo'noni'a |Bo'lonya|
Book (n.) -- dunap
Borreby -- Boruh'bi
Borvo (Bormo, Bormanus, Bormanicus, Borbanus, Boruoboendua, Vabusoa, Labbonus Borus) -- Borvo, Bormo, Bormanus |ekon t'keltsular|
Bottle (n.) -- mashek
Bottle glass -- mashek-makh
Bougon -- Bugon
Boulder -- suk'kov
Boundary -- krup
Boundary ditch -- hilal-zehl-razh t'krup
Boundary hedge -- krup-kastemok
Boundary stone -- krup-kov
Boundary wall -- krup-temok
Bow (n., weapon) -- kes-wun
Bow and arrows -- kes-wun heh klitonlar
Bowstring -- kes-wun-elakh
Box (n.) -- natuhn
Braciaca -- Braki'aka |ekon t'keltsular|
Bran (Brennus, Brennos, Brennius) -- Bran, Brahn, Brenus
Branodunum (Brancaster) -- Brano'dunum
Brass (metal) -- dvesh-tukh
Break -- shaya (n.), shau (v.)
Breast-armor -- tuf-fo-dan
Brechin -- Brikhihn
Briganda (Brigantu, Brigit, Brigindo, Briganti, Briganta) -- Briganda, Brigit
Britain (Brython, Britannia) -- Brihtuhn
British (adj.) -- brihtuhn-, brihtuhnik
Briton -- brihtuhnsu
Brittany (Bretagne) -- Brihtuhni, Breitanye
Broch (stone round tower) -- brokh |kov-pauk-kispek|
Brocomagus (Brumath) -- Broko'magus
Bronze (n.) -- krish|-tukh|
The Bronze Age -- Krish-Pal |t'Terra|
Bronze bracelet -- krishik kar-nik-pakuv
Bronze coin -- krish-buhn
Bronze dagger -- krish-lipitah
Bronze helmet -- krish-patyerak
Bronze knife -- krish-lipau
Bronze necklace -- krish-talu-ek'zeru
Bronze spearhead -- krish-tilek-sfek
Bronze statue -- krish-sukhlop
Bronze sword -- krish-shek
Bronze tool -- krish-raul
Bronze trinket -- krish-mokvel
Brooch (n.) -- zerm
Broom -- fnash-vel
Brush (n.) -- achut
Brython (n.) -- brihthonsu
Brythonic Celt -- brihthon-keltsu
Buana (Buanu, Boann, Bo Fionn, Boanan, Boand, Boannan, Boind, Boinn, Buan-ann) -- Bu'ana, Bo'an, Bo'anan
Bucket -- mashuk
Buckle (n.) -- tersek
Buckskin -- buhk-wadi |dihr-wadi|
Builder -- torvausu
Building (n.) -- kel
Burial -- visolektaya
Burial chamber -- visolektau-tvi-shal
Burial mound (kurgan, tumulus) -- visolektau-soltuh
Burial site -- visolektau-shi

Cabardiacensis -- Kabardi'a'kensis |ko-ekon t'tanaf heh zup|
Cache -- tsoraya (n.), tsorau (v.)
Cairn -- ulidau-kov-tuh
Caledonia -- Kale'doni'a, Kahluh'doniuh
Caledonian -- kale'doni'a-, kale'doni'aik (adj.), kale'doni'asu (n.)
Caledonian culture -- kale'doni'a-iyula
Caledonian tribe -- kale'doni'a-emumaat
Caledonians (Caledonii) -- kale'doni'asular
Callanish (Calanais) -- Kahlahnihsh
Cambodunum (Kempton) -- Kambo'dunum
Camp (n.) -- bladzh
Campfire -- bladzh-yon
Campsite -- shi'bladzh
Camulodunum (Colchester) -- Kamulo'dunum
Camulus (Camulos) -- Kamulus, Kamulos |ekon t'keltsular|
Canoe -- wadi-pi'mashali
Cantiaci (Cantii) -- kanti'asular |ma'os-sular t'Kent|
Capital (city) -- fula-kahr
Carinthia -- Karinti'a, Karihnthiuh
Carnac (Karnag) -- Karnak
Carnutes -- karnutsular
Carrickfergus (Carraig Fhearghais, Craigfergus) -- Kerihk'fergus
Carrodunum (Karnberg) -- Karro'dunum
Cart (n.) -- hal
Carving (n.) -- skram
Cassi -- kassular
Castle -- klomak
Castlerigg (Keswick Carles, Carles, Carsles, Castle-rig) -- Kahsuhl'rihg
Cat -- kaht
Cathubodua (Cathubodba, Cauth Bodua, Cathuboodua) -- Kathu'bodu'a |ahkh-ko-ekon t'gaalsular|
Catuvellauni -- katuvelaunsular
Cauldron -- fas-matuhlek
Cave -- tauk
Cavern -- suk'tauk
Ceiling (in a structure) -- abru-tol
Celt (Celtus, Celte, Celta, Kelt, Kelte, Κέλτης, Kелт) -- keltsu
Celtiberian -- kelt-ai'bihriuh-, kelt-ai'bihriuhik (adj.), kelt-ai'buhriuhsu (n.)
Celtic (adj.) -- kelt-, keltik
Caltic-Carthaginian Alliance -- Kelt-Karthago-Puk'aya
Celtic culture -- kelt-iyula
The Celtic Iron Age -- Keltik Shek-Tukh-Pal
Celtic people -- keltsular
The Celtic Sea (An Mhuir Cheilteach, Y Môr Celtaidd, An Mor Keltek, Ar Mor Keltiek, La Mer Celtique) -- Kelt-Masutra
Celtic tribe -- kelt-emumaat
Celtica -- Keltika |roman-ahm t'ek'kelt-shasol|
Celticization/Celtification -- kelt-rubah'es
Cemetery -- vukhut-ker
Cenimagni -- keni'mag'nisular
Cenomani -- keno'mansular
Central (adj.) -- svitan-, svitanik
Central Europe -- Svitan-Yuropuh, Svitan-Yuhruhp
Century (100 years) -- tehtvun
Ceremonial blade -- van-kal-mor
Ceremonial garment -- van-kal-ain
Ceremonial tool -- van-kal-raul
Ceremonial weapon -- van-kal-wun
Ceremony -- van-kal
Cernunnos (Cjernunnos, Cerunincos, Carnonos) -- Kernunos |ekon t'keltsular|
Ceutrones -- kyutronsular
Chain -- naf-elakh (TGV), naflakh (MGV)
Chair (n.) -- ku-san
Charcoal (n.) -- yonol-tukh
Châtillon-sur-Seine -- Shatiyon-suhr-Sen
Chedworth -- Tched'wuhrth
Cheese -- thuhk
Cherbourg -- Sher'buur, Sher'buhrg
Children -- kanu (TGV), kanlar (MGV)
Chin -- huhzi
Chip (n.) -- val
Chisel -- kwu'teshayek (n.); kwu'treshau (v.)
Cimbri (Cymbri) -- kihmbrisular
Cimiacinus -- Kimi'akinus |ekon t'keltsular|
Cirencester (Corinium Dobunnorum) -- Sai'uhruhn'sestuhr
Cisalpine Gaul (Gallia Cisalpina, Gallia Citerior, Gallia Togata) -- Itali'a-Vla-Alpinik Gaal
Citizen -- ek'tokahrsu
City -- kahr
City-state -- kahr-krusol
City wall -- kahr-temok
Civilization -- sutenivaya
Clan -- maat
Clasp (n.) -- terunemek
Claw (n.) -- spahk
Clay -- krizhiv
Clear away (v.) -- sapa'shau
Cliff -- menal
Climate -- ek'nosh
Cloak (n.) -- to-sai
Clota -- Klota
Cloth -- sai
Clothes, Clothing -- sai-vel
Clothing pin -- sai-vel-mof
Club (n., weapon) -- muhd
Clusium (Chiusi) -- Klusium
Coal -- kastik-kov
Coarse -- dir-, dirik
Coast (n.) -- gef
Coat (n., clothing) -- to-pal
Coin (n.) -- buhn
Collar (n.) -- talukuv
Colony -- sashila
Color (n.) -- kur
Comb (n.) -- |isachya-|dref
Combat (n.) -- morov
Common -- tsuk|-|
Common people -- tsuksular
Community -- shila (town); ha-travek (biol.)
Competition -- kuhlaya
Complete -- ovsot-, ovsotik (adj.); ovsoh (v.)
Conifer -- thav-lap
Connacht (Connaught, Cúige Chonnacht) -- Kanuhkt, Kanaat
Conquer -- ek'neikau
Conquest -- ek'neikaya
Consistency -- tsurkan'es
Consistent -- tsurkan-, tsurkanik
Construction -- torvaya
Contamination -- rislaya
Continent -- ek'kovtra
Copper (metal) -- khaf-tukh
Cord -- elakh
Corieltauvi (Coritani, Corieltavi) -- kori'eltauvsular
Corpse -- tevik-veh (TGV), tevikeh (MGV)
Courtyard -- tvi-ker
Cowl (n.) -- weinat
Crannog (crannóg, crannag, lake platform house) -- krahnag |muzh-skaf-kelek|
Cremation -- vukhut-yontaya
Cropland -- urozh-solektra
Crops -- urozh
Crosby Ravensworth -- Kraz'bi Reivuhnz'wuhrth
Cross (n.) -- tuhs
Cross-cultural -- mes-iyula-, mes-iyulaik
Crystal -- khush
Cuchulain (Cú Chulainn, Cú Chulaind, Cúchulainn, Cuhullin) -- Ku'khuhlan
Cult -- sulapsadvan
Cultivation -- sokasitaya
Culture (n., shared customs, etc.) -- iyula
Cup -- monek
Custom (n.) -- oyut

Dagda -- Dag'da
Dagger (mattucashlass, sgian-achlais) -- lipitah
Damona -- Da'mona
Dane (person) -- dansu
Danube (Danubius, Danuvius, Ἴστρος, Istros, Ister. Donaris, Τάναις, Matoas, Donau, Дунав, Dunav, Dunărea, Dunaj) -- Pilash t'Danub
Dead (adj.) -- tevik
Death -- tevakh
Debris -- guhsh|-tukh|
Decade -- lehtvun
Deceangli -- deke'anguhlsular
Decoration -- tremuhraya
Decorative painting -- tremuhral-kras-bikuv
Deism -- ekon-dva
Deist -- ekon-dvasu
Deity -- ekon
Demetae -- demetasular
Denmark (Danmörk, Danmark) -- Dan'mark
Depletion -- neis
Depth -- gluder
Derby (Derventio, Djúrabý, Norþworþig, Northworthy, Deoraby, Darbye) -- Darbi
Derbyshire (Deorabyscir) -- Darbi'shuhr
Descendant -- tevakkel
Design (n.) -- patanafaya
Destroy -- vashau
Destruction -- vashaya
Detail (n.) -- shefik
Development -- storaya
Diablintes (Diablintres, Diablindi, Aulerci Diaulitae) -- di'a'blintsular
Dialect (n.) -- gen-vuhnaya
Diameter -- fna-thon
Diary -- gad-dunap
Diaspora -- eik-bashan
Dictator -- stis-fulagsu
Dictionary -- zhit-dunap
Diet (n., what is eaten) -- yokul-montra
Diffusion -- sasak
Dig (v.) -- hil-tor
Dig out, Dig up (v.) -- sahil-tor
Digger (tool) -- hilek
Direction -- kharat
Dirk (sgian-dubh, biodag) -- lipat
Dirona (Sirona) -- Dirona, Dihrona
Dirt -- kitek
Disappearance -- sasaudaya
Disaster -- koshvar
Disc -- mathra
Discarded (adj.) -- kapiratal-, kapiratalik
Disease -- has
Dispersal -- saganaya
Disperse -- saganau
Distribute -- sagan-tor
Distribution -- sagan
Ditch (n.) -- |hilal-|zehl-razh
Dobunni -- do'buhnsular
Dock (n.) -- kif
Doctrine -- dvatai
Document (n.) -- kisev
Dog (n.) -- dag
Doll -- su-leitri
Dolmen -- pashov
Domain -- grenat
Domestic (adj.) -- ha-kel-, ha-kelik
Domestic life -- ha-kel-ha'kiv
Domesticated animal -- ha'kel-aushfa
Domestication -- ha'kelikaya
Dominance -- abru'es
Dominant -- abrupik
Domination -- abrukhaya
Donnington -- Daning'tuhn
Door -- svep
Doorway -- svep-sharu
Dorchester (Durnovaria, Durngueir, Dornwaracester/Dornwaraceaster, Dorncester/Dornceaster) -- Dorchestuhr
Dover (Portus Dubris, Doverre, Douvres) -- Dovuhr
Drinking water -- mon-masu
Druid (n.) -- dru'ihd|su|
Drum (n.) -- vluhn
Drunemeton -- dru'nemeton |ok-dorvai-shal|
Dry stone wall (dry stone hedge, drystone wall, rock fence, stone fence) -- kov-temok |rik'kov-mosterpayek|
Dublin (Eblana polis, Dyflin, Divlyn, Dublind, Dubhlind, Duibhlind, Duibhlinn) -- Dub'lihn, Duhb'lihn
Dumias -- Dumi'as
Dundalk (Dún Dealgan) -- Duhn'daak
Dundee (Dùn Dé) -- Duhn'di
Dunnichen (Dùn Neachdain, Dun Nechtan) -- Duhnihkhen
Dunnichen Hill -- Okunel t'Duhnihkhen
Durovernum Cantiacorum (Canterbury) -- Duro'vernum Kanti'a'korum
Dwelling (n.) -- kelek
Dynasty -- zehl-te'krun

Eagle -- akiluh
Ear -- kaluk
Earl -- sa-te'ahkhikor
Earring -- kaluk-ek'zerut
Earthenware -- leipal-krizh'vitra
Earthenware bowl -- leipal-krizhiv-yerak
Earthenware dish -- leipal-krizhiv-va'er
Earthenware pot -- leipal-krizhiv-greindzh
Earthenware vase -- leipal-krizhiv-mesklam
East -- she'rak
Eastern -- she'rak-, she'rakik
Eastern Europe -- She'rak-Yuropuh, She'rak-Yuhruhp
Eburodunum (Yverdon) -- Eburo'dunum
Edge tool -- rihk-raul
Edging -- rihkaya
Edinburgh (Dùn Èideann, Din Eidyn) -- Edihn'buhruh
Effect -- daya
Egg (n.) -- yu-mur
Elk -- elk
Embankment -- vulosoltra
Embedded (adj.) -- vishital-, vishitalik
Embroidery -- og-tanaf
Emigrant -- sabashsu
Emigration -- sabashan
Empire -- eik-te'kru
Empty (adj.) -- herbosh|-|
Enamel (n.) -- fal-kaunshal-makhizupek
Enclosure -- vi'ikap-shal
England -- E|i|ngluhnd, Ingluhnd
Engraving -- thes
Environment -- ek'sitra
Epona -- E'pona
Eravasci (n.) -- era'vasksular
Essex (Ēastseaxe, East Sexena) -- Esihks
Estuary -- masutra-riflash
Esus (Hesus) -- Esus |sa-ekon t'gaalsular|
Etruria -- Etruriuh
Etruscan -- etruriuh-, etruriuhik (adj.); etruriuhsu (n.)
Europe -- Yuropuh, Yuhruhp
European -- yuropan-, yuropanik (adj.); yuropasu (person)
Event -- pavek
Evergreen (n.) -- kwon-mor-kastik (plant), kwon-mor-lap (tree)
Evergreen forest -- kwon-mor-laptra
Execute -- tostau
Execution -- tostaya
Executioner -- tostausu
Exhibit -- gluvaya (n.), gluvau (v.)
Expansion -- sa'ovaya

Fable -- yehvaru
Face (n.) -- limuk
Facility (place) -- kebitra
Factor (n.) -- klai
Fairy -- pu'a
Falkirk -- Fal'kirk, Fal'kuhrk
False (adj.) -- riyeht|-|
Familiar (adj.) -- maafainik
Family (kin) -- pi'maat
Famine -- mair-yem-penak
Farm -- uroshal (n.); uroshitau (v.)
Feather (n.) -- kid
Female -- kosu (n.); ko-, koyik (adj.)
Festival (n.) -- gad-muf
Figure (n.) -- khlop
Figurine -- pi'aushfa-khlop (animal), pi'sukhlop (person)
Fire pit -- yon-pi'razh
Fish (n., singular) -- aluk
Fish bone -- aluk-hinek
Fish hook -- aluk-kum-kik
Fish trap -- aluk-pash
Flash flood (n.) -- ak'wik-abrash
Flask -- mashek
Flint (geol.) -- kil-kov
Flint weapon -- kil-kov-wun
Flock -- treit (n.); |pa|treitau (v.)
Floor (n.) -- lan-tol
Floor-mat -- lan-tol-pev
Flute (n.) -- kolchak
Foe -- hahf (adversary); nemut (enemy)
Foliage -- mortra
Folk (n.) -- sutra (populace); su'u (a specific people)
Food -- yem-tukh
Foot -- ash'ya
Footprint -- ash'yaidar
Forest -- laptra
Fork (n.) -- snauk
Fort -- klomya
Fortification (structure) -- klomashak
Fortified city -- klomashal-kahr
Fortress -- klomak
Foundation -- nen (base); kel-nen (building)
Foundation stone -- kel-nen-kov
Fountain (n., decorative) -- mashulek
Fracture -- shaya (n.), shau (v.)
Fragile -- shau-yehat
Fragment -- karf (n.), karfau (v.)
France -- Frans, Frahns
Freedman (libertas, leysingi, fridman, Friedmann, Freigelassener(in), affranchi, liberto/liberta, etc.) -- elalsu
Freedom -- el'es
Freeman (karl, friman, Freiman) -- elsu
Frisia (Friesland, Fryslân, Fraschlönj, Freesklöön, Freeskluin, Fresklun, Freesland, Fraislaand, etc.) -- Friziuh, Friz'land, Friz'lant, Frisi'a
Frisian Islands -- Friz-Vikuvtralar
Frog -- frag
Fruit (n.) -- savas
Function (n., use) -- is-lof
Fungus -- luk
Funeral -- mem-lu til-kum
Fur (n.) -- ausachya

Gael (person) -- Geil|su|
Gaelic -- geil-, geilik (adj.); geilsu (language)
Gaesatae -- gai'satsular
Galatia -- Gala'ti'a, Gala'tiuh
Galatian -- gala'ti'a-, gala'ti'aik (adj.), gala'ti'asu (n.)
Galatian Celt -- gala'ti'a-keltsu
Galatian culture -- gala'ti'a-iyula
Galatian people (Galatii, Galatians) -- gala'ti'asular
Gallery grave -- wu-vla-shi'vukhut
Galley (ship) -- wehk-fel-mashali
The Gallic War (The Gallo-Roman War) -- Gaal-Roman-Ahkh
Gallo-Roman -- gaal-roman-, gaal-romanik (adj.); gaal-romasu (person)
Galloway (an Gall-Ghaidhealaibh, Gallobha, Gallawa) -- Gahlo'wei
Garbage heap -- guhsh-tuh
Garden (n.) -- bah-ker
Garment (n.) -- ain
Garrison (n.) -- shi'ask'ersular
Gate -- temep
Gaul (country) -- Gaal
Gaul (Gallus) (person) -- gaalsu
Gaulish -- gaal-, gaalik (adj.); gaalsu (language)
Gem -- ek'zer
Gemstone -- ek'zer-kov
General Gaius Julius Caesar (Gaivs Ivlivs Cæsar) -- Kahr-Lan Ga'yus Yulius Kaisar
German -- doich-, doichik (adj.); doich (n., language); doichsu (n., person)
Germanic -- dzher'man-, dzher'manik
Germanic culture -- dzher'man-iyula
Germanic tribe -- dzher'man-emumaat
Germany -- Doich'land
Glacier -- |dvun-|le-sumatra
Glasgow (Glaschu, Glesga) -- Glahz'go
Glove (n.) -- el'rukhut
Gmunden -- Guh'munduhn
Goat -- got
Goblet -- monek
God (generic term) -- ekon
Goidel (n.) -- goidelsu
Goidelic Celt -- goidel-keltsu
Gold (metal) -- kin-tukh
Gold bracelet -- kin-tukhik kar-nik-pakuv
Gold coin -- kin-tukh-buhn
Gold necklace -- kin-tukhik talu-ek'zeru
Gold ring -- kin-tukh-mokuv
Gold statue -- kin-tukh-sukhlop
Goth (n.) -- gathsu
Gotini (Gotones, Cotini) -- gotinsular
Grain -- yartik
Granary -- yartik-kel
Grannus (Granus, Grannos, Mogounus, Amarcolitanus) -- Granus, Granos |sa-ekon t'keltsular|
Grapes -- greiplar
Grass -- yar
Grassland(s) -- yartra
Grave (n.) -- shi'vukhut
Graveyard -- vukhut-ker
Great Wymondley -- Greit Waimuhnd'li
Greece (Eλλάς, Hellas, Ellas) -- Ellas
Growing season -- to'ovau-tevun-yonuk
Guest (n.) -- be'hai'la

Habit(s) -- es'merka
Habitat -- ha'kiv-shal
Hairbrush -- isachya-achut
Hairpin -- isachya-mof
Hairstyle (n.) -- isachya-kuhzu
Hallstatt -- Hal'shtat
Hallstatt culture -- iyula t'Hal'shtat
Hammer (n.) -- mah-vel
Hampshire -- Hahmp'shuhr
Handle (n.) -- el'rek
Harudes -- harudsular
Hat -- tauk
Hatfield (Hetfelle, Haethfeld) -- Haht'fiuhld
Head -- patam
Headband -- patam-zhel
Health -- muhl'es
Heart -- khaf-spol
Hearth -- yon-lanet
Hearthstone -- yon-lanet-kov
Heathen (person) -- ridvasu
Height -- pidek
Helmet -- patyerak
Helvetia -- El'veti'a, Hel'vishuh
Helvetii -- el'veti'asular
Henge -- hendzh |kov-da-kuv|
Herb -- bar-got (anc.)
Herd (n.) -- kuht
Herdsman -- kuhtsu
Hertford (Heortford) -- Hart'fuhrd
Hertfordshire (Heortfordscir) -- Hart'fuhrd'shihr
Heuneburg -- Hoinuh'burg
Hidden (adj.) -- ip-, ipik
Highlander -- pid-shaltrasu
Highlands -- pid-shal|tra|
Hill -- kunel
Hill cemetery -- kunel-vukhut-ker
Hill fort -- kunel-klomak
Hitchin (Hicce, Clofeshoh) -- Hihchihn
Hoax (n.) -- tasadi
Home (n.) -- ha-kel
Home life -- kelek-ha'kiv
Hood (n.) -- fash
Hook (n.) -- kik
Horn (n.) -- stonn (animal); stonal (sound maker)
Horse (n.) -- hors
Horse cart -- hors-hal
Horsehair (n.) -- hors-isachya
Horsehide (n.) -- hors-wadi
Horseshoe (n.) -- hors-ash'el
Howe (mound) -- soltuh
Human -- komihn (adj.); komihnsu (n.)
Hungary (Hungaria, Magyarország) -- Ungari'a, Madzhar'orzag
Hunt -- po'austukaya (n.), po'austukau (v.)
Hunter -- po'austukausu
Hunting trophy -- po'austukaun-donta'an
Hut -- veli-kel
Hyperborean -- haipuhr'boriuh-, haipuhr'boriuhik (adj.), haipuhr'boriuhsu (n.)
Hyperborean culture -- haipuhr'boriuh-iyula
Hyperborean tribe -- haipuhr'boriuh-emumaat

Iberia -- I'beri'a, Ai'bihriuh
Iberian Celt -- ai'bihriuh-keltsu
Iceni (Eceni) -- ikensular
Identical -- ka|-|
Identification -- shasutan
Identified (adj.) -- shasutanik
Idol -- zaikhlop
Ilchester (Lindinus, Cair Pensa vel Coyt, Ivelchester) -- Ihl'chuh'stuhr, Ihl'chestuhr
Illness -- has-mar
Illyrian -- ihlihriuh-, ihlihriuhik (adj.), ihlihriuhsu (n.)
Image (n.) -- glakuv
Imitate -- va'amau
Imitation -- va'amaya
Immature -- rivin-, rivinik
Immigrant -- vibashsu
Immigration -- vibashan
Incident -- pavesh
Incise -- nesh-tor
Incision -- nesh
Independence -- tikopah
Independent (adj.) -- tikop-, tikopik
Indigenous -- salatik
Indigenous people -- salatsular
Injury -- dash
Ink (n.) -- neshuk
Inner Hebrides -- Ihnuhr Hebrihdiz |Tvi-Hebrihdiz-Vikuvtralar|
Inscribe -- vikitau
Inscription -- vikitaya
Insubres -- insubreisular
Invade -- vishasplotau
Invader -- vishasplotausu
Invasion -- vishasplotaya
Iona (Eogan, Ivo-Genos, Hii, Eo, Eoa, Ioua insula, Euea insula, Eilean Idhe, Ì Chaluim Chille, Isle of Iona) -- Ai'ona
Ireland (Éiru, Éire, Iernē, Erin) -- Eruh, Air'luhnd
Iron (metal) -- shek-tukh
The Iron Age -- Shek-Tukh-Pal |t'Terra|
Iron coin -- shek-tukh-buhn
Iron dagger -- shek-tukh-lipitah
Iron knife -- shek-tukh-lipau
Iron spearhead -- shek-tukhik tilek-sfek
Iron sword -- shek-tukh-shek
Iron tool -- shek-tukh-raul
Ironworker -- shek-tukh-zupsu
Irrigation -- kasmashaya
Island -- vikuvtra
Isle of Man (Manu, Mona, Monapia, Monabia, Monoeda, Mevania, Maenavia, Eubonia, Eumonia, Manaw, Mön, Ellan Vannin, Mann, Mannin) -- Vikuvtra t'Mahn
Isogloss -- gen-lis-krup
Isolate -- sameskarau
Isolation -- sameskaraya
Italian -- itali'a-, itali'aik (adj.); itali'asu (n.)
Italy (Italia) -- I'tali'a, I'taliuh, Ihtuhli
Ivory (n.) -- zudebur

Jacket (n., coat) -- kopal
Jail (n.) -- lograzek
Jar (n., container) -- kak
Javelin -- lehm-tilek
Jewel -- ek'zer (anc.)
Jewelry -- ek'zeru (anc.)
Journey -- halovaya (n.), halovau (v.)
Judge (n.) -- to-go-rasathausu
Jug (n.) -- masuhb
Jutland (Jylland) -- Yut'land
Jutlander -- Yut'landsu

Kent (Cantium, Cantia, Cantwarena, Cent) -- Kent
Kiln -- krizh'vi-fasek
King -- sa-te'krusu (general term); Sa-Te'kor (in a title or with a name)
King Ambigatos (Ambicatus) of the Bituriges -- Sa-Te'kor Ambi'gatos t'Biturigsular
Kinloch -- Kihn'lakh
Kinsman -- tomasu
Kintyre (Cinn Tìre) -- Kihn'tair
Kitchen -- af'tum
Kitchen ware -- af'tum-greink
Knife (n.) -- lipau
Knot -- gor (n.), gor-tor (v.)
Know -- fai-tor
Knowledge -- fai-tukh
Known -- fainik (adj.); fainu (n.)

La Tène culture -- iyula t'La Ten
Ladder -- pu'uth
Laii -- laisular
Lake -- suk'muzh
Lance -- li-wun
Land (n.) -- solektra (ground, property, region); shasol (nation)
Language -- gen-lis
Lantern -- |makh-|yonet
The Late Bronze Age -- Tab-Ma Krish-Pal |t'Terra|
Latin (language) -- latin|su|
Latobrigi (Latovici, Latovici, Latovikoi) -- lato'brigsular, lato'viksular
Lavau -- La'vo
Law -- to-gav
Layer (n.) -- tin
Lead (metal) -- ras-tukh
Leader (person) -- fulagsu
Learning (n.) -- orenan
Leather -- duf
Leeds (Loidis) -- Lidz
Leicester (Ratae Corieltauvorum, Ledecestre) -- Lestuhr
Leicestershire -- Lestuhr'shuhr
Leinster (Laighin, Cúige Laighean) -- Lenstuhr
Lewis (Leòdhas, Isle of Lewis) -- Luwihs
Libici -- libiksular
Life -- ha'kiv
Limb (n.) -- sikrus (anat.); |lap-|kar (bot.)
Limerick (Hlymrekr, Luimneach) -- Lihmuhrihk
Limestone -- vom-tukh
Lincoln (Lindon, Lindum Colonia, Colonia Domitiana Lindensium, Lincylene) -- Lingkuhn
Lincolnshire -- Lingkuhn'shuhr
Lindisfarne (Medcaut, Lindisfarena, Lindisfarena ea, Insula Sacra, Holy Island) -- Lihndihs'farn
Lindsey (Lindis) -- Lihnzi
Linen -- flahks-sai
Linseed -- lihn'sid
Literature -- kitau-tanaf
Location -- shi
Lochhill -- Lokh'hihl
Log (n.) -- lapuh
Log boat -- lapuh-pi'mashali
Log coffin -- lapuh-tevikeh-natuhn
Loom -- svimog-nevis
Lord (n.) -- |o|pidsu
Lore -- kethtra
Lost (adj.) -- paki-, pakik
Love -- ashaya (n.), ashau (v.)
Lower Lusatia -- Nuk-Lusatiuh
Lower Saxony (Niedersachsen) -- Niduhr'zaskuhn
Lowlander -- nuk-shaltrasu
Lowlands -- nuk-shal|tra|
Lugdunum (Leydon) -- Lug'dunum
Lugdunum (Lyons) -- Lug'dunum
Lugidunum (Liegnitz) -- Lugi'dunum
Lugii (Lugi, Lygii, Ligii, Lugiones, Lygians, Ligians, Lugians, Lougoi) -- lugsular

Mace -- gluhg
Magic (n.) -- zaipos
Magician -- zaipossu
Male -- sasu (n.); sa-, sayik (adj.)
Mallet (n.) -- lapan-mah-vel
Malmaison -- Mal'meizon
Man (n.) -- sasu
Mankind -- Komihntra
Map -- besan (n.), besau (v.)
Maponos (Maponus, Mabon, Mapono, Maponius) -- Ma'ponos |sa-ekon t'keltsular|
Market (n.) -- ramakurai
Marriage -- kun-ut
Mask (n.) -- limein
Massalia (Massilia, Marseilles) -- Masali'a, Masaliuh
Matriarch -- pid-kom
Mazovia (Masovia, Mazowsze) -- Mazovi'a, Mazoviuh
Meal -- yem
Meaning (n.) -- tvah
Meat -- kahm
Mediolanum (Milano, Milan) -- Medi'o'lanum
The Mediterranean Sea -- Svitan-Masutra
Member -- kisu
Memory -- vokaya
Menhir (standing stone, orthostat, lith, masseba, matseva, bautastein, bautasten) -- toskov, laman-kov
Mercia (Mierce, Myrce, Myrcenes Landes) -- Mersiya
Message (n.) -- skladan
Messenger -- skladasu
Metal (n.) -- mokev
Metalworker -- mokevsu
Middlesex (Middelsaexe, Middleseaxon, Middleseaxan) -- Mihduhl'seks
Migration -- bashan
Milk (n.) -- thas
Millet -- mihluht ("Vulcanized" Terran word)
Millstone -- yartik-grazhau-kov
Mine -- van-razh (n., source of ore); van-tor (v., excavate ore)
Mining (n.) -- vanan
Mineral -- ek'tukh
Minnodunum (Moudon) -- Mihno'dunum
Mirror (n.) -- haulat
Moat (n.) -- fosh-zehl-razh
Moccus -- Mokus |pihg- il bor-ekson t'keltsular|
Mogons (Moguns, Mogetios, Mogounos, Mogti, Mounti, Mogont, Mogunt) -- Mo'gons |sa-ekon t'keltsular|
Monarch -- ko-te'krusu (female), sa-te'krusu (male)
Monarchy -- te'kortra
Money -- donku
Monolith -- |ma|suk| wuh-kov
Mont Lassois -- Mon Laswa
Monument -- dor-kov, vokau-kov
Moravia -- Moravi'a, Moraviuh
Mortal (adj.) -- tev-yehat
Mortar (masonry) -- dok-mosterpayek, kov-mosterpayek
Mortar and pestle -- grazhau-yerak heh grazhau-fek
Mound (n.) -- soltuh
Moustache -- abru-bru-isachya
Mud -- vrel
Munster (an Mhumhain, Cúige Mumhan) -- Muhnstuhr
Murder -- riyeht-staya (n.), riyeht-stau (v.)
Music -- ralash-tanaf
Musician -- ralash-tanafsu
Mutation -- tselaya
Mystery -- del-ri

Nail (n.) -- felu (finger, toe); termu (fastener)
Name (n.) -- ahm
Nation -- shasol
Native -- salat-, salatik (adj.); salasu (n.)
Nature -- malat
Neck (n.) -- talu
Necklace -- talu-ek'zeru
Needle (n.) -- |og-|lum
Neighbor (n.) -- behsu
Nemeton -- nemeton |dorvai-shal|
Nemetona -- Neme'tona
Neton (Neit, Nét) -- Neton |sa-ekon t'keltsular|
Noeodunum (Noiodunum, Noviodunum, Nudionnum, Civitas Diablintum, Jubleins, Jublains) -- Noyo'dunum
Nomadic tribe -- blihmaun-emumaat
Norician (Noriscian) -- nori'kum-, nori'kumik (adj.), nori'kumsu (n.)
Noricum -- Nori'kum, Nori'kuhm
Normal -- tsuri|-|
Norman -- nor'man-, nor'manik (adj.); nor'mansu (person)
North -- desh'rak
The North Sea -- Desh'rak-Masutra
Northern -- desh'rak-, desh'rakik
Northern Europe -- Desh'rak-Yuropuh, Desh'rak-Yuhruhp
Northern European -- desh'rak-yuropan-, desh'rak-yuropanik (adj.); desh'rak-yuropasu (person)
Noviodunum (Castra Noviodunum, Noviodounos, Oblucița, Saka-katai, Saecdji, Isaccea) -- |Kastra| Novi'o'dunum
Noviodunum (Nevers) -- Novi'o'dunum
Noviodunum (Nyon) -- Novi'o'dunum
Noviodunum Biturigum (Neung-sur-Beuvron) -- Novi'o'dunum Biturigum
Noviomagus Cantiacorum -- Novi'o'magus Kanti'a'korum
Noviomagus Lexoviorum (Lisieux) -- Novi'o'magus Leksovi'orum
Noviomagus Nemetum (Speyer) -- Novi'o'magus Nemetum
Noviomagus Reginorum (Chichester) -- Novi'o'magus Reginorum
Noviomagus Trevirorum (Trier) -- Novi'o'magus Trevirorum
Noviomagus Tricastinorum (Saint-Paul-Trois-Châteaux) -- Novi'o'magus Tri'kastinorum
Noviomagus Veromanduorum (Noyon) -- Novi'o'magus Vero'mandu'orum
Nutrition -- yem-tan
Nyrax (Norcia) -- Nihraks, Nairahks, Nor'si'a, Norsiuh

Oar (n.) -- fel
Oasis -- shi'masu
Oath (n.) -- relkoh
Observation -- glantaya
Observe -- glantau
Observer -- glantausu
Obsidian -- zul-makh
Offering -- nufaya
Ogmios (Ogmius, Ogma) -- Og'mi'os |sa-ekon t'gaalsular|
Old (adj.) -- os|-|
Orchard -- lap-bah-ker
Order (n., birth, seating, etc.) -- zek
Ordovices -- ordo'wiksular
Ordzhonikidze (Orjonikidze, ორჯონიკიძე) -- Or'dzhoni'kidze
Ore -- van-tukh
Origin -- tveshu
Original (adj.) -- tveshik
Originate -- tveshulau
Origination -- tveshulaya
Orkney (Orcades, Insi Orc, Orkneyjar, Arcaibh, Orkney Islands) -- |Vikuvtralar t'|Ork'ni
Ornament (n.) -- fanet
Ostrogoth (Austrogoth, Ostgoter(in), Ostgot) (person) -- astro'gathsu |she'rak-gathsu|
Outer Hebrides -- Autuhr Hebrihdiz |Si-Hebrihdiz-Vikuvtralar|
Oven -- fasek
Overlap (v.) -- mesvinyau
Overrun (v.) -- messahr-tor
Osi (Osii) -- ossular
Owl -- auwuhl
Own -- sha', sha'ik (adj.); ma (v.)
Owner -- ma'su
Ox -- aks
Oxford (Oxenaford) -- Aks'fuhrd
Oxfordshire (Oxenafordscir) -- Aks'fuhrd'shuhr

Paddle (n.) -- felralek
Page (n.) -- thalv
Pail (n.) -- pi'mashuk
Paint -- kras (n.), kras-tor (v.)
Painted pottery -- krasal-krizh'vitra
Palace -- te'korkel
Pannonia -- Pannoniuh
Partial remains -- ul-vukhafayat
Passage grave -- svaur-shi'vukhut
Past (n.) -- vesht
Pattern (n.) -- nel-dath
Paving stone -- elyut-kov
Peninsula -- ulef-vikuvtra
Périgueux (Peireguers, Periguers) -- Peri'guu
Period (time) -- wak-krus
Petroglyph -- kov-kitaya
Pict (Pictavus, Pictore) -- pihkt|su|
Pictish (adj.) -- pihkt-, pihktik
Pictish culture -- pihkt-iyula
Pictish stone -- pihkt-kov
Pictish tribe -- pihkt-emumaat
Pictland -- Pihkt'lahnd |solektra t'pikhtsular|
Pictograph, Pictogram -- temok-bikuv-besan
Placement -- shitaya
Plain (n.) -- eiktra
Plant (n.) -- kastik
Plateau -- pasutra
Po (River) -- Pilash t'Po
Poland (Polonia, Polōnía, Polska, Polen, Pol'sha) -- Pol'ska
Polytheism -- wehk-ekon-dva
Pot (n.) -- greindzh
Potion -- krel-masu
Pottery -- krizh'vitra
Pottery shard -- krizh'vitra-karf
Pre-Celtic (adj.) -- fe-kelt-, fe-keltik
Pre-Celtic culture -- fe-kelt-iyula
Pre-Celtic people -- fe-kelt-sular
Priest -- sa-ekon-fulagsu
Priestess -- ko-ekon-fulagsu
Prince -- sa-elki
Princess -- ko-elki
Profile (n.) -- ek'tin
Proto-Celtic (adj.) -- fu-kelt-, fu-keltik
Proto-Celtic culture -- fu-kelt-iyula
Proto-Celtic people -- fu-kelt-sular
Puy-de-Dôme (Puèi de Doma) -- Pwi-duh-Dom
Pylon -- grafikus

Quarry -- sakovau-razh (n.); sakovau (v.)
Quartz -- kohv|-tukh|
Queen -- ko-te'krusu (general term); Ko-Te'kor (in a title or with a name)
Queen Boudica (Boudicca, Boadicea, Buddug) -- Ko-Te'kor Bu'dika |Bo'uh'dihsiuh|
Queen Medb (Meḋḃ, Meaḋḃ, Meadhbh, Méabh, Medbh, Maebh, Maev, Maeve, Maive) -- Ko-Te'kor Meðv |Meiv|

Race (n.) -- vuhn-koshtri (species variation); sahrvukh (sport)
Rain -- sov-masu (n.), sov-mashau (v.)
Rainfall -- sov-masu-tev
Rake (n.) -- dref
Range (n.) -- eik'es
Ratae Corieltauvorum (Leicester) -- Ratai Kori'eltauvorum
Refuge (n.) -- rau-nol
Region -- shal
Reign -- te'krun (n.), te'kru (v.)
Reindeer -- keruhbu
Relative (person) -- tomasu
Relic -- za-vel
Religion -- odva
Religious artifact -- odva-zatrasha-vel
Religious order -- odva-rel'rei
Religious relic -- odva-za-vel
Remains (body parts) -- vukhafayat
Revenge -- ran-pleth
Rhaetia (Raetia) -- Reiti'a, Rishiuh
Rhein (Rhine, Rhin, Rijn) -- Pilash t'Rain
Rheinland (Rhineland) -- Rain'lant, Rain'land
Rheinländer (Rhinelander) -- rain'landsu
Rib (n.) -- bak
Ribe (Ripen) -- Ribe
Rich -- don-ka
Riches -- don-tak
Rights -- to-tanlar
Ring (n.) -- mokuv
Ring ditch -- hilalik pakuv-zehl-razh
Ring fort -- pakuv-klomya
Ring fortress -- pakuv-klomak
Rip -- tres (n.), tres-tor (v.)
Ritual -- ho-rah (anc.)
River -- pilash
River-god -- pilash-sa-ekon
River-goddess -- pilash-ko-ekon
Road -- fau-yut
Roam -- papulau
Robe (n.) -- pelal
Rock (n.) -- kov (stone); kov-tukh (material)
Roof (n.) -- kamu
Roman -- roman-, romanik (adj.); |ma'os-|romasu (person)
Roman colony -- roman-shila
The Roman Empire -- Eik-Te'kru t'Roma
Romanization -- rom-rubah'es
Rome (Roma) -- Roma
Room (n.) -- tvi-shal (chamber); ret (space)
Rope (n.) -- |man-|elakh
Round barrow -- pauk-soltuh
Ruins (n.) -- yigahdelu
Rule (n., regulation) -- to-go
Rule (v.) -- khau
Rule over -- abukhau
Ruler (person) -- |abu|khausu
Rural (adj.) -- rikahryan-, rikahryanik

Sabrina -- Sa'brina
Sack (n.) -- sa'haf
The Sack of Delphi -- Ek'neksneman t'Delfi
The Sack of Rome -- Ek'neksneman t'Roma
Sacrifice -- oslauvolaya (n.), oslauvolau (v.)
Saddle (n.) -- fau-ku-san
Salisbury Plain -- Salz'buhri-Eiktra
Salt (n.) -- alem
Salzbach -- Zalts'bakh
Sanctuary (n.) -- fmak
Sand -- mazhiv
Sandal -- tu'ash'el
Sandstone -- mazhiv-kov
Saxonia -- Saksoni'a, Sahksoniuh |roman-ahm t'Zaksuhn|
Saxony (Sachsen, Sakska, Sasko) -- Zaksuhn, Sahksuhni
Scalp (n.) -- patam-ek'wadi
Scandinavia -- Skahnduhneivyuh
Scandinavian -- skahnduhneivyan-, skahnduhneivyanik (adj.); skahnduhneivyasu (person)
Scepter -- te'muhd
Schleswig (Slesvig) -- Slis'vi, Sles'vig, Shles'vihg, Shles'vihk
School (n.) -- shi'oren
Scordisci (Skordisci, Skordiskoi, Σκορδίσκοι, Скордисци) -- skor'disksular
Scotland (Alba, Alban, Albain, Albania, Albany, Albu, Scotia) -- Skat'luhnd
Scotti -- os-skatsular
Scottish (adj.) -- skat-, skatik
Scribe -- va'akitausu
Script (n.) -- zukitan
Scroll (n.) -- murat
Scythia -- Sithiuh, Sihthih, Saiðiuh
Scythian -- sithiuh-, sithiuhik (adj.); sithiuhsu (n.)
Sea -- masutra
Seal -- fen (n.), fen-tor (v.)
Sealskin (n.) -- siuhl-wadi
Search -- psthan (n.), pstha (v.)
Season -- tevun-yonuk
Seat (chair) -- ku-san
Seckau (Sekava) -- Sekau
Secret -- tsatik (adj.); tsat (n.)
Seed (n.) -- nei
Seer -- fa-wak-glansu
Segedunum (Wallsend) -- Sege'dunum
Segobodium (Seveux) -- Sago'bodium
Segobriga (Segorbe) -- Sego'briga
Segodunum (Rodez) -- Sego'dunum
Segontiaci -- segonti'aksular
Selaigneaux -- Selei'nyoo
Senones -- senonsular
Separation -- dahshaya
Settlement -- shi'fiferhanaun
Sheep -- ship|lar|
Shell (n.) -- fo
Shelter (n.) -- rau-nol
Shepherd -- ship-fulagsu
Shield (n.) -- fo-dan
Ship (n.) -- masu-hali (TGV), mashali (MGV)
Shirt -- sav'el
Shoe (n.) -- ash'el
Shovel -- hilek (n.), hilekau (v.)
Shrine -- oshi
Sibling -- kaisu
Sickness -- has-mar
Siege (n.) -- tvifostan
The Siege of Avaricum -- Tvifostan t'Avarikum
The Siege of Clusium -- Tvifostan t'Klusium
Sign (n.) -- glat
Silbury -- Sihl'buhri
Silesia (Schlesien, Schläsing, Śląsk, Slezsko, Ślůnsk) -- Silesi'a, Sih'leizyuh, Shlesiuhn, Shlansk
Silures (Silurians) -- silursular
Silvanus (Selvanos, Selvanis) -- Sihl'vanus, Sel'vanos
Silver (metal) -- haul-tukh
Singidunum (Beograd, Belgrade) -- Singi'dunum
Sinnan -- Shinan
Site (n.) -- shi
Skeleton -- hinek-teraya (TGV), hinektra (MGV)
Skin (n.) -- wadi
Skin-boat -- wadi-pi'mashali
Skull -- grat
Skye (Scitis, Scetis, Skið, Scia insula, Skuy, Skýey, An t-Eilean Sgitheanach or Eilean a' Cheò, Isle of Skye) -- Skai
Slate -- kitau-kov
Slav (person) -- slavsu
Slave (n.) -- kafeh
Slavery -- kafehtru
Slavic (adj.) -- slav-, slavik
Sled (n.) -- izh-hali
Sleeping mat -- yuk-pev
Sleeve (n.) -- karkru
Sling (n.) -- ahn-zhel
Slovakia (Slovensko) -- Slo'vaki'a, Slo'vakiuh, Slo'vensko
Slovenia (Slovenija) -- Slo'veni'a, Slo'viniuh, Slo'veiniya
Smertullos -- Smer'tulos
Smith (n.) -- zhuksu
Snake -- oluhk
Soapstone -- mos-kov
Social (adj.) -- shila-, shilaik
Society -- shila'es
Sock (stocking) -- ash'ai
Soil (n.) -- solek
Soldier (n.) -- ask'ersu
Sole (foot) -- lad
Somerset (Sumorsæte, Sumersete) -- Suhmuhr'set
Son -- sa-fu
Song -- rarav
Soul -- katra
Soup -- shur
Source (n.) -- shu-pal (anc.)
South -- khu'rak
Southeast -- khu-she'rak
Southern -- khu'rak-, khu'rakik
Southern Europe -- Khu'rak-Yuropuh, Khu'rak-Yuhruhp
Southern European -- khu'rak-yuropan-, khu'rak-yuropanik (adj.); khu'rak-yuropasu (person)
Southwest -- khu-tev'rak
Spade -- ash'ya-hilek
Spear (n.) -- tilek
Spear shaft -- tilek-fek
Spear thrower -- tilek-lehmek
Spearhead (n.) -- tilek-sfek
Speech -- starun
Spice (n.) -- bar-kas
Spike (n.) -- lisfek
Spirit (n.) -- tam'a (anc., ghost); katra (soul)
Spoon (n.) -- floku
Sport (n.) -- torvukh
Spot (n., place) -- shi
Squire (n.) -- fo-dan-leshsu
Stability -- tihet'es
Stable (adj.) -- tihet|-|
Stable (n., structure) -- hors-kel (Terran); kenel-kel (Vulcan)
Stairs -- kaiden
Standing stone -- laman-kov, toskov
Stanna -- Stanna
Statue -- sukhlop
Statuette -- pi'sukhlop
Status -- nosh
Steppe -- psethtra
Stone -- kov; kov-tukh
Stone circle -- kov-pakuv
Stone-cutting tool -- kov-nesh-raul
Stonecarver -- kov-skramsu
Stonehenge -- Ston'hendzh |ma'os kov-da-kuv na'Salz'buhri-Eiktra|
Stoneware -- kov-greink
Stonework -- kov-torvaya
Stoneworker -- kov-torvausu
Story (tale) -- var
Stratum (geol.) -- kov-tin
Straw -- stra
Structure -- kel (building); kelutra (construction); velek (form)
Sucellos -- Su'kelos, Su'selos
Suessiones (Suaeuconi, Soissonaires) -- swesi'onsular
Surface (n.) -- skonn
Sussex (Suth-Seaxe, Suth-Sæxe, Suthsaexna rīce, Suth Sexena) -- Suhsihks
Swabia (Schwaben, Schwabenland, Svevia, Suabia, Svebia) -- Sweibiuh, Shwabuhn
Swamp (n.) -- flash
Sword -- shek
Symbol -- sehtebihk
System -- torektra

Tale -- var
Taranis (Tanarus, Taran, Taranoos, Taranucos, Taranuos, Tarainos, Tuireann) -- Taranis |rahm-sa-ekon t'keltsular|
Tattoo (n.) -- wadi-tanaf
Taurini -- tarinumsular
Taurinum (Turin) -- Tarinum
Taurisci -- tarisksular
Tauriscian (Tariscus) (n.) -- tarisksu
Tectosages -- tekto'sagsular
Tent (n.) -- sai-kel
Terrace -- nef
Teutates (Teutatis, Toutates, Toutatis, Tutatis, Tutates, Totates) -- Tutates |sa-ekon t'keltsular|
Teuto-Gothic tribe -- tutan-gath-emumaat
Teuton (n.) -- tutansu
Teutons (Teutones) -- tutansular
Teutonic -- tutan-, tutanik
Teutonic culture -- tutan-iyula
Teutonic tribe -- tutan-emumaat
Text -- kitutra
Textile -- sail
The Third Samnite War -- Rehr-Sam'nit-Ahkh
Tile (n.) -- kulk
Tolistoagii -- tolisto'agsular
Tomb -- brag
Tool (n.) -- raul
Torc (torque) -- talu-mokuv
Town -- kahr
Tracing (n.) -- zavikaya
Tracks (footprints) -- ash'yaidarlar
Transalpine Gaul (Gallia Narbonensis, Provincia Nostra, Gallia Transalpina) -- Vath-Vla-Alpinik Gaal
Transition (n.) -- rubihalan
Trash (n.) -- guhsh
Trash heap -- guhsh-tuh
Tree (n.) -- lap
Tribal god -- emumaat-ekon
Tribe -- emumaat
Trilithon (trilith) -- trai'lihthan |reh-kov - dah abuvenik heh wuh mes'fiklar|
Trinket -- mokvel
Trinovantes (Trinobantes) -- trino'vantsular
Trocmian -- trok'miuh-, trok'miuh (adj.), trok'miuhsu (n.)
Tulingi -- tulingsular
Tumulus -- visolektau-soltuh
Tundra -- samek-psethtra

Uffington -- Uhfing'tuhn
Ulpia Noviomagus Batavorum (Nijmegen) -- Ulpi'a Novi'o'magus Batavorum
Ulster (Ulaidh, Cúige Uladh) -- Uhlstuhr
Uncommon -- ritsuk|-|
Unearth -- sahil-tor
Unexpected (adj.) -- rigishuk
Unfamiliar (adj.) -- rimaafainik
Unidentified (adj.) -- rishasutanik
Unification -- wuhtantaya
Unique -- wuhin-, wuhinik
United (adj.) -- kaunshal-, kaunshalik
Unusual (adj.) -- ritsuri|-|
Upright (adj.) -- abuvenik
Urn (funerary object) -- vitush-kak
Urnfield culture -- iyula t'Uhrn'fiuhld
Urnfield people -- sular t'Uhrn'fiuhld
Uromagus (Promasens) -- Uro'magus
Usage -- isan
Useful -- is-bosh|-|
Useless -- is-fam-, is-famik
Usual (adj.) -- tsuri|-|

Valley -- ku-li
Valuable -- taluhk|-|
Valuables -- taluhku
Value (n.) -- tala
Vandal -- vandal-, vandalik (adj.), vandalsu (n.)
Vanquished (adj.) -- neikal-, neikalik
Varciani -- varki'ansular
Vegetable (n.) -- plom
Venta Icenorum (Caistor St. Edmund) -- Venta Ikenorum
Vercellae (Vercelli) -- ver'kelsular
Vercingertorix -- Verkinger'toriks
Verlamion (St. Albans) -- Ver'lami'on
Vesunna -- Vesuhna
Vindelici -- vihdeliki'asular
Vindelicia -- Vihndeliki'a, Vihndelisiuh
Victor -- skilsu
Victorious -- skilan-, skilanik
Victory -- skil
Vienna (Vindobona, Wien) -- Vin
Village -- pi'kahr
Violence -- khrash
Violent -- khrashik
Virodunum (Verdun) -- Viro'dunum
Virtue -- rihtun
Visigoth (person) -- vihzigathsu |tev'rak-gathsu|
Vix -- Viks
Vocones -- vokonsular
Volcae -- wolkasular
Volunteer (n.) -- rivlidalsu
Voyage -- halan (n.), hal-tor (v.)

Wales (Walas, Cymru) -- Kuhm'ri
Wall (n.) -- temok
Wall painting -- temok-kras-bikuv
Walrus ivory -- wal'ruhs-zudebur
Walrus tusk -- wal'ruhs-sazud
War (n.) -- ahkh
War-chariot -- faukh-dah-hal
Warfare -- ahkhan
Warhorn -- ahkh-stonal
Warlord -- ahkh-pidsu
Warrior -- ahkhsu
Warrior king -- ahkh-sa-te'krusu
Water-god -- masu-sa-ekon
Water-goddess -- masu-ko-ekon
Waterford (Veðrafjorðr, Port Láirge) -- Watuhr'fuhrd
Wax (n.) -- fnath
Wealth -- don-tak
Weapon -- wun
Weaver -- svimogsu
Wedge (n.) -- shihvek
Weigh (v.) -- rasathau
Weight -- rasath
Weird (adj.) -- flekh-, flekhik
Welsh -- kuhm'ri-, kuhm'rik (adj.); kuhm'risu (language)
Wend (n., Vindr, Wende, Wind, Wineda, Vender) -- vendsu
Wendland -- Vend'land
Wessex (West-Seaxe, West-Sæxe, Westseaxna rīce, West Sexena) -- Wesihks
West -- tev'rak
Western -- tev'rak-, tev'rakik
Western Europe -- Tev'rak-Yuropuh, Tev'rak-Yuhruhp
Western European -- tev'rak-yuropan-, tev'rak-yuropanik (adj.); tev'rak-yuropasu (person)
Wexford (Veisafjorðr, Weisforthe, Loch Garman) -- Weks'fuhrd
Wheat -- kap-yar
Wheel (n.) -- halek
Whitehorse Hill -- Okunel t'Wan-Kur Hors
Wicklow (Víkingaló, Wykinglo, Wygingelow, Wykinglowe, Cill Mhantáin) -- Wihk'lo
Wilderness -- shi'kwai
Wildlife -- kwai-aushfatra
Wiltshire -- Wihl'shuhr
Winchester (Venta Belgarum, Venta-Bulgarum, Cair Guinntguic, Wintanceastre, Winceaster/Wincester) -- Wihn'chestuhr
Window -- krani
Wine -- vin
Winner -- skilsu
Wisdom -- kau
Witch -- ko-krelsh
Withdrawal -- saseshaya
Withington (Wudiadun, Wīðign-tūn) -- Wihðing'tuhn
Wittmar -- Viht'mar
Wizard -- ooch
Wolf -- wolf
Wolf-skin -- wolf-wadi
Woman -- kosu
Wood -- lapan
Woodcarver -- lapan-skramsu
Woodcraft -- lapan-tanaf
Woodcrafter -- lapan-tanafsu
Wooden bowl -- lapan-yerak
Wooden box -- lapan-natuhn
Wooden cup -- lapan-monek
Wooden plate -- lapan-math
Wooden spoon -- lapan-floku
Woodland (n.) -- lap-shal
Woodworker -- lapan-ar'kadasu
Work -- ar'kadan (n.), ar'kada (v.)
Workshop -- zup-shal
World -- panu
Worm (n.) -- ukram
Worship -- kon (n.), kon-tor (v.)
Wrist -- kar-nik
Writer (person) -- kitausu
Writing (n.) -- kitaya
Writings (n.) -- kitalu
Wrong -- riyeht|-|
Wycomb (Wickham) -- Waikuhm

Yard (n.) -- ker
Year -- tevun
York (Eboracum, Eburacum, Eoforwic, Jórvík, Yourke, Yorke) -- York
Young (adj.) -- nu'ri|-| (anc.)

Zealand (Sjælland) -- Zi'land
Zenith (highest point) -- dan-pid-sfek
Zeus -- Zus
Zinc -- tsau-tukh
Zone (n.) -- shal
Zygomatic bone -- nak-hinek

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