Mmm, interesting. Though the modern Celtic languages are reasonably both worn down and changed compared to two thousand years ago*, that might or might not be indicative of anything.
How's your Old Celtic? ;^b
* Okay, I don't know much about the Celtic languages; but going on the likes of the Old Celtic name Caratacos becoming "Caradog" in modern Welsh, or "Prydain" and "Cruithne" sharing the same source (the latter, of course, in Q-Celtic), etc...
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Date: 2008-07-13 03:27 pm (UTC)How's your Old Celtic? ;^b
* Okay, I don't know much about the Celtic languages; but going on the likes of the Old Celtic name Caratacos becoming "Caradog" in modern Welsh, or "Prydain" and "Cruithne" sharing the same source (the latter, of course, in Q-Celtic), etc...