Welsh
Of the Britons
Welsh refers to Wales, its people, or their Celtic language: Welsh literature, the Welsh national anthem.
As a noun, Welsh means the language or, collectively, the people of Wales.
A Welsh corgi and Welsh terrier are dog breeds originating there.
Welsh rarebit is melted cheese on toast. (Lowercase welsh means to renege on a debt.)
Welsh arts and performance festival
- choirOrganized group of singers
- rugbyTeam sport with scrums
- harpPlucked orchestral strings
- dragonLegendary fire-breathing reptile
daffodil · leek · bard · druid · hymn · rarebit · corgi · colliery
Of Irish-Welsh descent
- grammarLanguage's structural rules
- vocabularyOne's word collection
- phonologyScience of language sounds
- mutationsAlterations in genetic sequence
dialects · etymology · idioms · pronunciation · bilingualism · Eisteddfod · bardic · alphabet
Welsh seat of government
- SwanseaWelsh coastal city
- SnowdoniaWelsh mountain national park
- PembrokeshireWelsh coastal county
- AngleseyNorthwestern Welsh isle
Of Irish-Welsh descent
- BritishOf the United Kingdom
- GaelicCeltic linguistic tradition
- ScottishOf that northern kingdom
- IrishOf the Emerald Isle
Cornish · Breton · Anglo-Saxon · English · Manx
Celtic linguistic tradition
- BretonBrittany's Celtic language
- CornishOf southwestern peninsula
- insularNarrow in outlook
- druidsCeltic spiritual leaders
bards · tribes · clans · mythology · ancient · torque · hillforts · Celts
Rhythmic speech quality
- melodyPleasing sequence of notes
- cadenceRhythmic pulse or pattern
- intonationPitch variation in speech
- singsongRhythmically monotonous speech
prosody · inflection · pronunciation · valleys · musicality · rhythm · pitch · modulation
Eisteddfod
Welsh arts and performance festival
dragon · daffodil · leek · bard · druid · hymn · rarebit · corgi · colliery · chapel
Celtic
Of Irish-Welsh descent
- grammarLanguage's structural rules
- vocabularyOne's word collection
- phonologyScience of language sounds
mutations · dialects · etymology · idioms · pronunciation · bilingualism · Eisteddfod · bardic · alphabet · preservation
Cardiff
Welsh seat of government
- SwanseaWelsh coastal city
- SnowdoniaWelsh mountain national park
- PembrokeshireWelsh coastal county
Celtic
Of Irish-Welsh descent
Gaelic
Celtic linguistic tradition
druids · bards · tribes · clans · mythology · ancient · torque · hillforts · Celts
lilt
Rhythmic speech quality
- melodyPleasing sequence of notes
- cadenceRhythmic pulse or pattern
- intonationPitch variation in speech
singsong · prosody · inflection · pronunciation · valleys · musicality · rhythm · pitch · modulation · rising
dragons
Mythical fire-breathing reptiles
ancestry
Family line of descent
- lineageDescent from progenitors
- rootsUnderground nutrient absorbers
- traditionCustom passed through generations
culture · history · legacy · genealogy · descent · forebears · customs · diaspora · identity · pride
- languagesEnglish, Arabic, Chinese, German, French
- BritainEngland, Scotland, London, Northern Ireland, English
- Indo-European LanguagesEnglish, German, French, Spanish, Italian
- DemonymsAmerican, Australian, Canadian, British, Chinese
- EuropeanFrench, German, Italian, Spanish, British
- European peoplesGermans, Italians, Greeks, French, Poles
WelshEnglish
Britain's native tongue
Anglo-Saxon · Norman · Scottish · Northern Irish · Anglophone
- Welsh flagDragon-adorned national banner
- Welsh accentBritish Isles regional pronunciation
- Welsh rarebitSeasoned cheese sauce on toast
- Welsh choirVocal ensemble from Wales
- Welsh dragonHeraldic beast of Wales
- Welsh cakesSpiced griddle-cooked rounds
Welsh Marches, Welshman, Welshmen, Welsh rarebit, Welsh cakes, Welshwoman