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This is a list of  [[Spanish language|Spanish]] words of [[Celtic languages|Celtic]] origin.  It is further divided into words that are known (or thought) to have come from [[Gaulish language|Gaulish]] and those that have come from an undetermined [[Celtic languages|Celtic]] source.  Some of these words existed in [[Latin]] as [[loanword]]s from a Celtic source.  Some of these words have alternate [[etymology|etymologies]] and may also appear on a list of [[Spanish language|Spanish]] words from a different [[language]].  Any form with an [[asterisk]] (*) is unattested and therefore [[hypothesis|hypothetical]].

==List==
From English:
*((lang|es|túnel)) "[[tunnel]]"

From French:
*((lang|es|bachiller)) "graduate", from French ((lang|fr|bachelier)) and this from late Latin ((lang|la|baccalaureatus)) "[[bachelor]]".
*((lang|es|batalla)) "[[battle]]". From ((lang|fr|bataille)) from ''((lang|la|battualia))'' "[[parade (military)|military drill]] in [[fencing]]," from [[Latin]] ((lang|la|battuere)), see '''((lang|fr|batir))''' below.
*((lang|es|billar)) "[[billiards|billiard]]".
*((lang|es|brigada)) "[[brigade]]"
*((lang|es|broche)) "[[brooch]], clasp, clip". From [[Old French]] ((lang|fr|broche)) "a [[spit (cooking aide)|spit]]," from [[Vulgar Latin]] (*)((lang|la|brocca)) "a [[nail (engineering)|nail]], [[rail spike|spike]]," from [[Latin]] ((lang|la|broccus, brocchus)) "a nail, projecting ([[adjective|adj.]]), buck-toothed ([[adjective|adj.]])" from Celtic (*)((lang|cel|brokko-)) "a [[pin (device)|pin]], [[badger]]."
*((lang|es|[[Cognac|coñac]])) "[[brandy]]"
*((lang|es|crema)) "[[cream]]" from French ((lang|fr|crème))
*((lang|es|debate)) "dispute, quarrel". from [[Old French]] ((lang|fro|debat)) "discussion, [[controversy]], contest" ([[French language|Modern French]] ((lang|fr|débat)), from ((lang|fr|debattre, debatre)), "to fight, [[wrestling|wrestle]], struggle," from ((lang|fr|de-)) + ((lang|fr|battre, batre)) "to fight, strike," from [[Latin]] ((lang|la|battere, battuere)), see '''((lang|es|batir))''' above.
*((lang|es|[[dolmen]])) from French ((lang|fr|dolmen))
*((lang|es|embajador)) "[[ambassador]]" and this from gaulish ''((lang|xtg|ambi-actos))'' "who serves around".
*((lang|es|jabalina)), from Middle French ''((lang|frm|javeline))'', diminutive of ''((lang|frm|javelot))''; akin to Irish ''((lang|ga|gabhla))'' "spear", Welsh ''((lang|cy|gaflach))'' "dart", Breton ''((lang|br|gavelod))''
*((lang|es|tenería)) "tannery", from French ((lang|fr|tannerie)), from ''((lang|fr|tan))'' "tanbark"; akin to Breton ''((lang|br|tann))'' "red oak", Old Cornish ''((lang|oco|tannen))'', Old and Modern Irish ''((lang|sga|tinne))'' "mass of metal from furnace; metal bar, ingot"; (ogham letter) "holly, elder".
*((lang|es|pingüino)) "penguin" from fr. ((lang|fr|pingouin)).
*((lang|es|tonel)) "[[barrel]]" from French ((lang|fr|tonel)) and this from Celtic *((lang|cel|tunna)) "skin"
*((lang|es|tonelada)) "[[ton]]" see *((lang|es|tonel))
*((lang|es|truhán)) "buffoon, jester" from French ((lang|fr|truand))

From Italian:

*((lang|es|brocado)) "[[brocade]]". From [[Italian language|Italian]] ''((lang|it|broccato))'', from ''((lang|it|brocco))'' "a twist thread, [[Shoot (botany)|shoot]], [[sprouting|sprout]]," see '''((lang|es|bróculi))''' below.
*((lang|es|brócoli)) "[[broccoli]]". From [[Italian language|Italian]] ''((lang|it|broccoli))'', [[plural]] of ''((lang|it|broccolo))'', "[[sprouting|sprout]] of [[cabbage]]/[[turnip]]" [[diminutive]] of ''((lang|it|brocco))'' "[[Shoot (botany)|shoot]], sprout," from [[Vulgar Latin]] (*)''((lang|la|brocca))'', see '''((lang|es|broche))''' above.

From Late or Vulgar Latin:

*((lang|es|abedul)) "[[birch|birch tree]]" from late Latin ((lang|la|betula)) "birch", diminutive of Gaulish ''((lang|xtg|betuā))'' "birch"; akin to Old Irish ''((lang|sga|bethe))'', Irish/Scottish ''((lang|cel|beith))'', Manx ''((lang|gv|beih))'', Welsh ''((lang|cy|bedw))'', Breton ''((lang|br|bezv))''. The '''((lang|es|a))''' of ((lang|es|'''a'''bedul)) is by the influence of Spanish ''((lang|es|abeto))'' "[[fir|fir tree]].
*((lang|es|álamo)) "[[white poplar]]"
*((lang|es|alondra)) "[[lark]]" (OSp ((lang|es|aloa))) from gaulish ''((lang|xtg|alauda))''
*((lang|es|alosa)) "[[shad]]"
*((lang|es|ambuesta))
*((lang|es|amelga)) "plot of land marked for planting"
*((lang|es|añicos)) "shards, smithereens"
*((lang|es|arpende)) "[[arpent]]" (OSp ((lang|es|arapende))) from Latin ((lang|la|arapennis)) "old measure"
*((lang|es|banzo)) "cross-bar" from common Celtic ''((lang|cel|wankios))}''
*((lang|es|baranda)) "railing, balustrade"
*((lang|es|bazo)) "[[spleen]]" from Latin ''((lang|la|badios))'' "red"
*((lang|es|beleño)) "[[henbane]]" from gaulish ''((lang|xtg|beleniom))'' "henbane"
*((lang|es|belesa)) "leadwort"
*((lang|es|berrendo)) "bicolor(ed) (animal); pronghorn bull"
*((lang|es|berro)) "[[watercress]]" from common Celtic ((lang|cel-x-proto|beruro)) "watercress"
*((lang|es|berrueco)), ((lang|es|barrueco)) "granitic crag, irregular pearl, round nodule"
*((lang|es|betún)) "[[tar]]" from Latin *((lang|la|bitumen))
*((lang|es|bezo)) "big lip"
*((lang|es|bodollo)) "pruning hook"
*((lang|es|boque))/*((lang|es|buco)) "[[goat|billy-goat]], buck"
*((lang|es|bosta)) "dung" from *((lang|ine|boud-sta)) (PIE *((lang|ine|gwou-)) "excrement") Proto-Celtic: ((lang|cel|boud-ro)) "dirty"
*((lang|es|breca)) "[[common pandora]]" from Celtic *((lang|cel|brĭcco)) "spotted, speckled"
*OSp ((lang|es|bren)) "bran; filth"
*((lang|es|breña)) "scrubland"
*((lang|es|brezo)) "[[Calluna|heather]]"
*((lang|es|británico)) "British"
*((lang|es|brizo)) "cradle, lap"
*((lang|es|bruja)) "[[witch]]"
*((lang|es|buco)) "[[billy goat]]" from a Celtic *((lang|cel|bukko))
*((lang|es|bustar)) "cow pasture"
*((lang|es|camba)) "standard, sheth (of plow)", ((lang|es|cambija)) "water tower"
*((lang|es|cambriano)) "[[Cambrian]]"
*((lang|es|camino)) "way" from Celtic *((lang|cel|camanos)) through lat. ((lang|la|caminus))
*((lang|es|cantiga)) "song"
*((lang|es|carro)) "[[cart]]"
*((lang|es|[[wikt:cayo|cayo]]))
*((lang|es|centollo)) "spider crab"
*((lang|es|colmado))
*((lang|es|colmena)) "[[beehive]]"
*((lang|es|combleza)) "mistress, home-wrecker"
*((lang|es|correa)) "[[wikt:belt|belt]]"
*((lang|es|corro)) "circle"
*((lang|es|cresa)) "maggot"
*((lang|es|cueto)) "[[hillock]]"
*((lang|es|duerna)) "trough"
*((lang|es|engorar)) "to [[addle]]"
*((lang|es|eranela))
*((lang|es|galga)) "large stone"
*((lang|es|gallardo)) "[[gaillard]]" from French ((lang|fr|gaillard))
*((lang|es|gancho)) "[[wiktionary:Hook|hook]]"
*((lang|es|garra)) "claw, talon"
*((lang|es|garza)) "heron"
*((lang|es|gavilla)) "handful"
*((lang|es|germánico)) "[[:wikt:Germanic|Germanic]]"
*((lang|es|gladíola))/((lang|es|gladiola))
*((lang|es|greña)) "stubborn or tangled hair"
*((lang|es|gubia)) through the Latin ((lang|la|gulbia)) from Celtic *((lang|cel|gulbia))
*((lang|es|güero)) ~ ((lang|es|huero)) "vain, vacuous, without substance"
*((lang|es|landa)) "open field"
*((lang|es|lanza)) "[[lance]]"
*((lang|es|lanzar)) "to launch"
*((lang|es|lata)) "tin, tin can"
*((lang|es|légamo)) "slime, mud"
*((lang|es|legua)) "[[league (unit)]]"
*((lang|es|lía)) "dregs, lees"
*((lang|es|llanta))
*((lang|es|loja)), ((lang|es|locha))
*((lang|es|losa)) "[[flagstone]]" from hisp-Celtic *((lang|cel|lausa)) "flagstone"
*((lang|es|mina)) "[[Mining|mine]]" through the Latin ((lang|la|mina)). However asturian ((lang|ast|mena)) 'vein' directly from Celtic *((lang|cel|mena)).
*((lang|es|páramo)) "[[moorland]]"
*((lang|es|pieza)) "piece" from Celtic *((lang|cel|pĕttĭa)) through the Latin ((lang|la|pĕtia)).
*((lang|es|pingüino)) "[[penguin]]"
*((lang|es|pinzón)) "finch"
*((lang|es|pote)) "pot"
*((lang|es|quéjigo)) "Portuguese oak"
*((lang|es|raya)) "line"
*((lang|es|rodaballo)) "brill, seabass"
*((lang|es|sábalo)) "[[shad]]"
*((lang|es|sabueso)) "[[hound]]"
*((lang|es|saya)) "[[tunic]]", *((lang|es|sayo)) "[[cloak]]" through the Latin ((lang|la|sagium)) from Celtic *((lang|cel|sagos))
*((lang|es|sel)) "mountain pasture, commons"
*((lang|es|serna)) "ploughed or sown field"
*((lang|es|soga)) "rope"
*((lang|es|taladro)) "auger, drill"
*((lang|es|tanino)) "[[tanine]]"
*((lang|es|tarugo)) "wooden peg"
*((lang|es|tejón)) "[[badger]]"
*((lang|es|tenería))
*((lang|es|terco)) "stubborn"
*((lang|es|tollo)) "mire, muddy place"
*((lang|es|tona))
*((lang|es|tranca)) "cudgel, club"
*((lang|es|trapo)) "rag"
*((lang|es|varga)) "straw- or thatch-roofed hut"
*((lang|es|varón)) "man"
*((lang|es|vasallo)) "[[vassal]]" from Celtic *((lang|cel|vassallos)) "servant" through the Latin ((lang|la|vassallus))
*((lang|es|vereda)) "path" from Celtic *((lang|cel|voretom)) through the Latin ((lang|la|vereda)) "way"
*((lang|es|yezgo)), ((lang|es|yiezgo)) "dwarf elder"

==Inherited [[Hispano-Celtic]]==
*((lang|es|acarrear)) to [[cart]], to [[transport]]: from ((lang|es|[[ad-|a-]])) + ((lang|es|carro)) (see ((lang|es|carro')) below) + the [[verb]]al [[infinitive]] [[Suffix (linguistics)|suffix]] ''-((lang|es|ar))''.
*((lang|es|álamo)) "white poplar" (also Asturian ''((lang|ast|llamera))''); akin to Irish ''((lang|ga|leamhán))'' "elm", Welsh ''((lang|cy|llwyf))'', Cornish ''((lang|kw|elow))'', Breton ''((lang|br|evlec'h))'' "elm"
*((lang|es|alondra)) "lark" (OSp ''((lang|osp|aloa))''), from Gaulish ''((lang|cel|alauda))'' "crest lark", derivative of *''((lang|cel|ala))'' "swan", akin to Irish ''((lang|ga|eala))'' and Welsh ''((lang|cy|alarch))''
*((lang|es|ambuesta)), (also Catalan ''((lang|ca|embosta))'', ''((lang|ca|almosta))''), from Gaulish ''((lang|cel|ambostā))'' "hands together"; akin to Old Irish ''((lang|sga|imbas))''
*((lang|es|amelga)), (also Galician ''((lang|gl|embelga))'') from *((lang|cel|ambelica)), from ((lang|cel|ambi)) "around" + ((lang|cel|el-)) "to go" + -((lang|cel|ica)); akin to Old Irish ((lang|sga|adellaim)) "to visit, go to", Welsh ''((lang|cy|elo))'' "I went", Cornish ''((lang|kw|ella))'' "he was going"
*((lang|es|añicos)) "smithereens" (also Galician ''((lang|gl|anaco))'', Old Catalan ''((lang|roa|anyoc))''), from *((lang|cel|ann-)) + -((lang|cel|acos))
*Old Spanish ((lang|osp|arapende)) "arpent"; akin to Old Irish ''((lang|sga|airchenn))'' "end, extremity", Welsh ''((lang|cy|arbenn))'' "chief" and ''((lang|cy|erbyn))'' "against", Cornish ''((lang|kw|erbynn))'' "id."
*((lang|es|banzo)) "cross-bar", (also Galician ''((lang|gl|banzo))'') from *((lang|cel|wankio)) "bar, beam"; akin to Irish ''((lang|ga|féig))e'' "ridgepole"
*((lang|es|baranda)) "railing, balustrade", (also Portuguese ''((lang|pt|varanda))'', Catalan ''((lang|ca|barana))'') from *((lang|cel|varandā)), from *((lang|cel|rannā)) "part, portion"; Welsh ''((lang|cy|rhan))'', Cornish/Breton ''((lang|cel|rann))'', Irish ''((lang|ga|roinn))''
*((lang|es|beleño)) "henbane", from ((lang|cel|belenion)) ([[Pseudo-Aristotle]], ''((lang|la|De plantis))'', 7.821); akin to Welsh ''((lang|cy|bela))'' "henbane", Old Irish ''((lang|sga|béal))'' "sun"
*((lang|es|belga)) "of [[Belgium]], a Belgian": from [[Latin]] ''((lang|la|Belga))'', singular of ''[[Belgae]]'', from Gaulish ''((lang|cel|Belgae))'', possibly meaning "the threatening (ones), the swollen (ones)," the [[Indo-European languages|IE]] [[root (linguistics)|root]] *''((lang|ine|bʰel-ǵʰ-))'' (cf. Dutch ''((lang|nl|belgen))'' 'to worsen', originally 'to swell'), enlargement of *''((lang|ine|bʰel-))'' "to [[swelling (medical)|swell]]";<ref>((cite web | url=http://www.bartleby.com/61/roots/IE51.html | archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20051227164800/http://www.bartleby.com/61/roots/IE51.html | archive-date=2005-12-27 | title=Homework Help and Textbook Solutions &#124; bartleby ))</ref> akin to Old Irish ''((lang|sga|bolgaid))'' '(s)he swells'.
*((lang|es|berrendo)) "bicolor; pronghorn", originally just "pronghorn", from *((lang|cel|barrovindos)) "white-tipped", from *''((lang|cel|barros))'' "tip, peak" + ''((lang|cel|vindos))'' "white"; akin to Irish/Breton ''((lang|cel|barr))'' "peak", Cornish/Welsh ''((lang|cel|bar))'' "id."; also Old Irish ''((lang|sga|find))'', Ir/Sc ''((lang|cel|fionn))'', Welsh ''((lang|cy|gwyn))'', Breton ''((lang|br|gwenn))''
*((lang|es|berro)) "watercress", (also Galician ''((lang|gl|berro))'') from *((lang|cel|beruro)); akin to Welsh ''((lang|cy|berwr))'', Breton/Cornish ''((lang|cel|beler))'', Old Irish ''((lang|sga|birar))'', Irish ''((lang|ga|biolar))'', Scottish Gaelic ''((lang|gd|biolaire))''
*((lang|es|berrueco)) "granite crag, cliff", from ''((lang|cel|ver))'' "over" and ''((lang|cel|rocca))'' "rock"
*((lang|es|berzo)) (dial.) (also Old Spanish ''((lang|osp|brizo))'', Galician ''((lang|gl|berce))''), from *((lang|cel|bertium)) "load"; akin to Irish/Scottish ''((lang|cel|beárt))'' "load", ''((lang|cel|bertaim))'' "to rock"
*((lang|es|bezo)) "big lip, lip blubber" (also Galician ((Lang|gl|beizo)) "lip"), from OSp ''((lang|osp|beço))'' "snout", from *((lang|cel|beiccion)) "animal's mouth", from *((lang|cel|baicciō)) "to yell"; akin to Old Irish ((Lang|sga|béccim)), Irish ((Lang|ga|béic)) ‘yell, roar’, Scottish ((Lang|gd|beuc)), Welsh ((Lang|cy|beichio)) ‘to low, sob’, Cornish ((Lang|kw|begi)) ‘to bray’, Breton ((Lang|br|begiad)) ‘to bleat’
*((lang|es|bodollo)) (Huesca) "pruning hook", from *((lang|cel|vidubion)) (also French ((Lang|fr|vouge)), Occitan ((Lang|oc|vezoig))); akin to Welsh ((Lang|cy|gwyddif)) "billhook", Cornish ((Lang|kw|gwydhyv)) "id.", Irish ((Lang|ga|fiodhbha)) "sickle", Breton ((Lang|br|gouzifiad)) "boar-spear"
*((lang|es|breña)) "scrubland; rocky terrain", from *''((lang|la|brigna))'', from ''((lang|xtg|briga))'' "fortress"; akin to Middle Irish ((Lang|mga|brí)), [[genitive]] ''((lang|mga|brig))'' "mountain", Scottish ((Lang|gd|breaghe)) "fortified hill", Welsh ((Lang|cy|bre)) "hill", ''((lang|cy|bryn))'' "id", Cornish ((Lang|kw|bre)), ''((lang|kw|brenn))'' "hill", Breton ((Lang|br|bre)) "hill", ''((lang|br|bern))'' "brooch, prickles"
*((lang|es|brezo)) "heather" (also Navarre ((Lang|ar|beruezo)), Galician ((Lang|gl|breixo)), Asturian ((Lang|ast|berezu))), from OSp ''((lang|osp|bruezo))'', from *((lang|xtg|brocceus)), from ''((lang|la|brūcus))'', from HispCelt *((lang|xce|vroicos)); akin to Welsh/Cornish ''((lang|cy|grug))'' (< *''((lang|cel|wrūcos))'' < *''((lang|cel|wroicos))''), Middle Breton ((Lang|xbm|groegan)), Old Irish ((Lang|sga|froích)), ''((lang|sga|fróech))'', Irish ((Lang|ga|fraoch)). Similarly, Catalan ((Lang|ca|bruc)), Occitan ((Lang|oc|bruga)), Milanese ((Lang|lmo|brüg)) < *((lang|xtg|brūca)).
*((lang|es|bruja)) "witch" (also Portuguese ((Lang|pt|bruxa)), Aragonese ((Lang|an|broixa)), Catalan ((Lang|ca|bruixa))), from *((lang|xce|bruxtia)), from *((lang|cel|brixta)) "magic"; akin to Middle Welsh ((Lang|wlm|brith-ron)) "magic wand", Breton ((Lang|br|bre)) "witch, magic", ''((lang|br|breoù))'' "spells, charms", Old Irish ((Lang|sga|brichtu)) "charms", ''((lang|sga|brigim))'' "to light up, illuminate", ''((lang|sga|Brigit))'' "shining one".
*((lang|es|brusco)) is from Italian ((Lang|it|brusco)) "sharp, tart, rough" and has two possible etymologies:
**either it is akin to Welsh ((Lang|cy|brysg)) "nimble, lively", Irish/Scottish ''((lang|ga|briosg))'' "to be surprised, to jump for joy"
**or it is from Medieval Latin ((Lang|la|bruscus)) "butcher's broom plant", a blend of Latin ((Lang|la|ruscus)) "butcher's broom" and [[Late Latin]] ''((lang|la|brucus))'' "heather"
*((lang|es|bustar)) "cow pasture" (OSp ''((lang|osp|busto))'' "meadow, cowfield", Portuguese ((Lang|pt|bostar)), Old Galician ((Lang|gl|busto)) "dairy farm; herd"), from Celtiberian ((Lang|xce|boustom)) "byre, cowshed" (Old Irish ((Lang|sga|búas)) "wealth in cattle") and ''((lang|sga|aro))'' "field" (cf. Irish ((Lang|ga|ár)), Welsh ((Lang|cy|âr)), Cornish/Breton ''((lang|kw|ar))'')
*((lang|es|camba)) "standard, sheth (of a plow)", cambija "water tower" (also Galician and Portuguese ((Lang|pt|canga)) "yoke", Galician ((Lang|gl|camba)) "wheel rim"), from *''((lang|cel|camba))'' "crooked, bent", feminine of *((lang|cel|cambos)); akin to Old Irish ((Lang|sga|camm)) 'crooked', Irish/Scottish ''((lang|ga|cam))'', Welsh ((Lang|cy|cam)), Cornish/Breton ''((lang|kw|kam))'' "curved, bent"; Welsh ((Lang|cy|camedd)) "tire rim", Breton ((Lang|br|kammed)), both from *''((lang|cel|camijo))''.
*((lang|es|cargar))= to [[stevedore|load]], to [[charge (warfare)|charge]], to charge with a [[crime]], to [[wikt:carry|carry]]: from [[Late Latin]] ''((lang|la|carricare))'' "to load," from ''((lang|la|carrus))'', see '''((lang|es|carro))''' below.
*((lang|es|carril))= a [[highway]] [[lane]]: from ''((lang|es|carro))'', see '''((lang|es|carro))''' below.
*((lang|es|carro))= [[cart]], cartload, [[automobile|car]], [[tram|streetcar]], [[Coach (vehicle)|coach]]: from [[Latin]] ''((lang|la|carrus))'' from Gaulish ((Lang|xtg|carros)), from the [[Indo-European languages|IE]] [[root (linguistics)|root]] (*)''((PIE|kers-))'' "to run".<ref>((cite web | url=http://www.bartleby.com/61/roots/IE228.html | title=Mass Media Essay Topics &#124; Bartleby ))</ref>
*((lang|es|centollo)) "spider crab", (also Galician ((Lang|gl|centolo)), Portuguese ((Lang|pt|santola))) from Celtic ''((lang|cel|cintu))'' "first" + ''((lang|cel|ollos))'' "large, big", referring to the fact it is larger than more common species of crabs; akin to Breton ((Lang|br|kent)) "before", Cornish ((Lang|kw|kens)), ''((lang|kw|kyns))'' "before, early", Welsh ((Lang|cy|cynt)) "id.", Irish ((Lang|ga|céad)) "first"; and Middle Irish ((Lang|mga|oll)) "big, large", Welsh/Cornish ''((lang|cy|oll))'' "all, entire"
*((lang|es|colmena)) "beehive" (also Portuguese ((Lang|pt|colmeia)), Galician ((Lang|gl|colmea))), from *((lang|cel|colmēnā)) "made from straw", from *((lang|cel|colmos)) "straw" (cf. Leonese ((Lang|ast|cuelmo)) "straw"); akin to Breton ((Lang|br|kolo)) "stalk" (MBr ''((lang|xbm|koloff))'')
*((lang|es|combleza)) "mistress, home-wrecker", (also Old Galician ((Lang|gl|combooça))) from OSp ''((lang|osp|comblueça))'' ~ ''((lang|osp|conborça))'', from *((lang|cel|combortia)), from *((lang|cel|com-berō)) "to take"; akin to Welsh ((Lang|cy|cymeryd)), ''((lang|cy|cymryd))'' 'to take', Breton ((Lang|br|kemer)), ''((lang|br|komer))'', Cornish ((Lang|kw|kemeres)) 'to take', Irish ((Lang|ga|cobirth)) 'help'
*((lang|es|combo)) "bent", from *((lang|cel|combos)); akin to
*((lang|es|correa))= [[wikt:belt|belt]], from Gallo-Latin ''((lang|fro|corrigia))'' "strap" (compare also Galician ((Lang|gl|corre)) "twisted twig using as a bond"); akin to Old Irish ((Lang|sga|cuimrech)) "fetter", Scottish ((Lang|gd|cuibhreach)) "bond, chain", Welsh ((Lang|cy|cyfrwy)) "saddle", Middle Welsh ((Lang|wlm|kyfreieu)) "leashes", Cornish ((Lang|kw|kevrenn)) "fastening, link", Breton ((Lang|br|kevre)) "link, bond"
*((lang|es|corro)) "circle"; akin to Middle Irish ((Lang|mga|cor)) "circle", ''((lang|mga|corrán))'' "sickle", Welsh ((Lang|cy|cor)) "circle", Cornish ((Lang|kw|kor)) "hedge, boundary; turn, shift"
*((lang|es|cresa)) "maggot" (also Galician ((Lang|gl|careixa))), older ((lang|gl|queresa)) "maggot", from *((lang|cel|carisia)) "decay"; akin to Old Irish ((lang|sga|doro-''chair''|italic=unset)) "to fall", Irish ((lang|ga|tor''chair''|italic=unset)), Scottish ((lang|gd|tor''chuir''|italic=unset))
*((lang|es|duerna)) "trough" (also Galician ((Lang|gl|dorna))), from *((lang|cel|durnos)) "hand"; akin to Irish ((Lang|ga|dorn)), Welsh ((Lang|cy|dwrn)), Breton ((Lang|br|dourn))
*((lang|es|engorar)) "to addle", in OSp "to brood" (also Galician ((Lang|gl|gorar)) "to brood, sit on eggs"); akin to Old Irish ((Lang|sga|gorid)) 'to warm', Welsh/Cornish ''((lang|cy|gori))'' 'to brood, sit (on eggs)', Breton ((Lang|br|goriñ))
*((lang|es|galga)) "large stone", from *((lang|cel|gallicā)), from *((lang|cel|gallos)); akin to Old Irish ((Lang|sga|gall)) 'stone pillar', ''((lang|sga|gallán))'' 'standing stone'
*((lang|es|gancho)) "hook" (also French ((Lang|fr|jachère)) "fallow field"), from *((lang|cel|ganscio)) "small curved branch"; akin to Old Irish ((Lang|sga|gesca)) "branch"
*((lang|es|garra)) "claw, talon"; akin to Welsh ((Lang|cy|gar)) "leg", Corn/Bret ''((lang|kw|garr))'' "leg, stalk, stem", Old Irish ((Lang|sga|gairri)) "calves of the leg", Irish ((Lang|ga|cara))
*((lang|es|garza)) "heron" (also Portuguese ((Lang|pt|garça))), from *((lang|xce|cárcia)); akin to Welsh ((Lang|cy|crychydd)), Cornish ((Lang|kw|kerghydh)), Breton ''((lang|br|kerc'heiz))''
*((lang|es|gavilla)) "handful", from ''((lang|la|gabella))'', from *((lang|cel|gabali)); akin to Irish ((Lang|ga|gabhaim)) "to take", Welsh ((Lang|cy|gafael)) "to grasp, hold", Cornish ((Lang|kw|gavel)); also Welsh ((Lang|cy|gefel)) "tongs", Breton/Cornish ''((lang|kw|gevel))'', Old Irish ((Lang|sga|gabál))
*((lang|es|greña)) (OSp ''((lang|osp|greñón))'' "hair, beard"), from *((lang|cel|grennos)); akin to Old Irish ((Lang|sga|grend)) "beard", Irish ((Lang|ga|greann)), Welsh ((Lang|cy|grann)) "eyelid", Breton ((Lang|br|gourenn))
*((lang|es|gubia)) "gouge" (also Portuguese ((Lang|pt|goiva)), French ((Lang|fr|gouge))), from *((lang|cel|gulbia)); akin to Old Irish ((Lang|sga|gulba)) "sting", Scottish ((Lang|gd|gilb)) "chisel", Old Welsh ((Lang|owl|gilb)) "piercer", Welsh ((Lang|cy|gylf)) "beak", Old Breton ((Lang|obt|golb)) "beak", Breton ((Lang|br|golv)) "tailless"
*((lang|es|güero)) ~ ''huero'' "vain, vacuous, without substance", from dialectal ''((lang|gl|gorar))'' "to brood, sit on eggs" (see ''((lang|es|engorar))'' above)
*((lang|es|legua)) "league", from Late Latin ''((lang|la|leucas))''; akin to Old Irish ((Lang|sga|líe)) (gen. ''((lang|sga|líac))'') "stone", Irish ((Lang|ga|liag))
*((lang|es|lía)) "dregs, lees", ''((lang|es|légamo))'' "slime, mud" (''((lang|es|liga))'' ~ ''((lang|es|lidia))'' ~ ''((lang|es|liria))'' "birdlime", Basque ((Lang|eu|lekeda))), from *((lang|cel|liga)); Old Breton ((Lang|obt|leh)) 'silt, deposit', Breton ''((lang|br|lec'hi))'' 'dregs', Welsh ((Lang|cy|llai)) 'silt, deposit'
*Old Spanish ''((lang|osp|mañero))'' 'sterile, infertile', from *((lang|la|mannuarius)), derivative of Latin ((Lang|la|mannus)) 'dwarf horse' (cf. Portuguese ((Lang|pt|maninho)) 'sterile'), from Gaulish *((lang|xtg|mandos)) (cf. Basque ((Lang|eu|mando)) 'mule')
*((lang|es|mina)) "mine", from *((lang|cel|mēna)) (also Asturian ((Lang|ast|mena)) "vein"), from *((lang|cel|meina)) "ore"; akin to Welsh ((Lang|cy|mwyn)) "ore", Cornish ((Lang|kw|moen)), Irish ((Lang|ga|míanach))
*((lang|es|páramo)) "moor", attested as ''((lang|la|parami))'', from *((lang|la|par-)) + ((lang|la|-amus)) (superlative).<ref>This word is known in the native lexicon of the Celtiberian region in Roman times in names and adjectives: PARAMI (CIL II 266), and the town Segontia Paramica. The word could belong to a Hispanic Celtic language which preserved the phoneme /p/ or to another Western Indo-European language as [[Lusitanian language|Lusitanian]] (X. Ballester "[http://www.continuitas.org/texts/ballester_paramo.pdf' Páramo' o del problema de la */P/ en celtoide"], ''Studi celtici'' 3, 2004, 45-56).</ref>
*((lang|es|pinzón)) "finch" (var. pinchón; also Catalan ((Lang|ca|pinsà)), Occitan ((Lang|oc|quinçon)), Tuscan ((Lang|oc|pincióne))) from Gaulish ((Lang|xtg|pinciō(ne))); akin to Welsh ((Lang|cy|pinc)), Breton ((Lang|br|pint))
*((lang|es|quejigo)) "Portuguese oak", from earlier ''((lang|es|cajigo))'', from Asturian ((Lang|ast|caxigu)) (also Aragonese ((Lang|an|caxico, caixico)) "oak", Galician ((Lang|gl|caxigo)) "Portuguese oak"), from *((lang|cel|cass-)) (cf. Gascon ((Lang|oc|casse)), French ((Lang|fr|chêne))) + ((lang|cel|-ico)); akin to Middle Irish ((Lang|mga|cas)) "curly, gnarled", ''((lang|mga|cassaim))'' "to bend", Irish ((Lang|ga|cas)) "to twist, turn, spin", Old Welsh ((Lang|owl|cascord)), Welsh ((Lang|cy|cosgordd)) "twist"
*((lang|es|rodaballo)) "brill, seabass", from *((lang|xce|rota-ballos)) "round-limbed", from ''((lang|xce|rota))'' "wheel, circle" + ''((lang|xce|ballos))'' "limb"; akin to Old Irish ((Lang|sga|roth)), Welsh ((Lang|cy|rhod)), Cornish ((Lang|kw|ros)), Breton ((Lang|br|rod)) and Irish ((Lang|ga|ball)) "limb", Welsh ((Lang|cy|balleg)) ‘sack, purse’, Cornish ((Lang|kw|ballek)) ‘bow-net’
*((lang|es|sábalo)) "shad" (also Portuguese ((Lang|pt|sável)), Catalan ((Lang|ca|saboga)), Galician ((Lang|gl|sable))), from *((lang|cel|sabolos)); akin to Old Irish ((Lang|sga|sam)) "summer", Welsh ((Lang|cy|haf)), Breton ((Lang|br|hañv)), Cornish ((Lang|kw|hav)), with typical Celtic m > b lenition
*((lang|es|saya)); akin to Middle Irish ((Lang|mga|sén)) "snare", ''((lang|mga|semmen))'' "rivet", Welsh ((Lang|cy|hoenyn)) "snare", ''((lang|cy|hemin))'' "rivet"
*((lang|es|sel)), from *((lang|cel|sedlon)) "seat"; akin to Old Welsh ((Lang|owl|hadl))
*((lang|es|serna)) "tilled or sown field" (also Old Galician ((Lang|gl|senara)), Galician ((Lang|gl|senra)), Portuguese ((Lang|pt|seara))), from *((lang|cel|senaro)), from *((lang|cel|sen)) "separate, apart" + *((lang|cel|aro)) "field"; akin to Old Irish ((Lang|sga|sain)) "alone", Welsh ((Lang|cy|han)) "other", Cornish ((Lang|kw|honan)) "self, one's own", and Irish ((Lang|ga|ár)), Welsh ((Lang|cy|âr)), Cornish/Breton ''((lang|kw|ar))''.
*((lang|es|soga)) (also Portuguese/Italian ''((lang|it|soga))'', Old French ((Lang|fro|seuwe))), from Gaulish *''((lang|xtg|sōca))''; akin to Welsh/Cornish ''((lang|cy|syg))'' "chain", Breton ((Lang|br|sug)) "harness trace", Irish ((Lang|ga|suag)) "rope", Scottish ((Lang|gd|sùgan)) "straw rope"
*((lang|es|taladro)), (also Galician ((Lang|gl|trado))) from *((lang|cel|taratron)); akin to Welsh ((Lang|cy|taradr)) "drill", Irish ((Lang|ga|tarachair)), Cornish ((Lang|kw|tarder)), Breton ((Lang|br|tarar))
*((lang|es|tarugo)), from *((lang|cel|tarūcon)); akin to Scottish ((Lang|gd|tarag)), ''((lang|gd|tarrag))'' "nail, stud"
*((lang|es|tejón)) "badger" (also Portuguese ((Lang|pt|texugo)), Catalan ((Lang|ca|teixó)), ((lang|ca|toixó)), Old French ((Lang|fro|taisson)), Italian ((Lang|it|tasso))), from OSp ((lang|osp|texón)), from Gaulish *((lang|xtg|taskios)); akin to Old Irish (person's name) ((lang|sga|Tadg)) "badger", Scottish ((Lang|gd|taghan)) "marten", Old Welsh (person's name) ((lang|owl|Teuhuant))
*((lang|es|terco)) "stubborn" (also Catalan ((Lang|ca|enterch)) 'stiff, rigid', Béarnais ''((lang|oc|terc))'' 'cruel, treacherous', Italian ((Lang|it|terchio)), ''((lang|it|tirchio))'' 'miserly, crude'), from *((lang|cel|tercos)); akin to Middle Irish ((Lang|mga|terc)), Welsh ((Lang|cy|taerc)) 'miserly, scarce'
*((lang|es|tollo)) "mire, muddy place" (also Catalan ((Lang|ca|toll)) "pool in a river", Galician ((Lang|gl|tol)) "dam"), from *((lang|cel|tollos)); akin to Irish/Cornish ''((lang|ga|toll))'' "hole", Welsh ((Lang|cy|twll)), Breton ((Lang|br|toull))
*((lang|es|tona)), from Galician ((Lang|gl|tona)) "skin, bark", from Gaulish *((lang|xtg|tunna)), "skin, hide, rind"; akin to Old Irish ((Lang|sga|tonn)) "skin, surface", Irish ((Lang|ga|tonn)) "hide, skin", Welsh ((Lang|cy|ton)) "skin", Cornish ((Lang|kw|ton)) "surface", Breton ((Lang|br|tonnen)) "rind, surface". From the same source came Late Latin ((Lang|la|tunna)) 'wine-cask',<ref>[http://buscon.rae.es/draeI/SrvltConsulta?TIPO_BUS=3&LEMA=tona DRAE: 'tona']</ref> whence French ((Lang|fr|tonne)) 'tun' (wine-cask)', ''((lang|fr|tonneau))'' 'barrel'.
*((lang|es|tranca)) "club, cudgel" (also Portuguese/Galician ((Lang|gl|tranca)) "door bolt"), from *((lang|cel|tarinca)); akin to Old Irish ((Lang|sga|tairinge)) "iron nail, tine", Irish ((Lang|ga|tairne)) "metal nail", Scottish ((Lang|gd|tairnge)) "nail"
*((lang|es|truhán)) "jester, baffoon" (also Portuguese ((Lang|pt|truão)), Galician ((Lang|gl|trogo)) "sadness, pity", French ((Lang|fr|truand)) "vagrant, beggar"); akin to Old Irish ((Lang|sga|tróg)) "miserable", Irish ((Lang|ga|trogha)), Scottish ((Lang|gd|truagh)), Welsh ((Lang|cy|tru)) "wretched", Breton ((Lang|br|truc)) "beggar", Cornish ((Lang|kw|troc)) "miser; wretched"
*((lang|es|varga)) (also Portuguese/Catalan ''((lang|pt|barga))'' "wattle hut", dial. French ((Lang|fr|barge)) "haybale, straw heap"), from ''((lang|cel|barga))'' (Lat fundus ''((lang|la|bargae))'', in ''Tabula Veleiana'', ''c''. ((sm|a.d.)) 2nd century); akin to Middle Irish ((Lang|mga|barc)) "fort; woodhouse"
*((lang|es|yezgo, yiezgo)) "elder" (also Asturian ((Lang|ast|eldu)), Galician ((Lang|gl|engo)), Occitan ((Lang|oc|augué)), ''((lang|oc|êgou))''), from older ''((lang|osp|yedgo))'', ''((lang|osp|iedgo))'', from *((lang|la|edecus)), alteration of Gaulish ((Lang|xtg|odecus)), ''odicus'' ([[Marcellus Empiricus]], ''De medicamentis liber'', 7.13), which was also loaned into German ((Lang|de|Attich)) "dwarf elder, danewort", [[Old Saxon]] ''((lang|osx|aduk))'', Dutch ((Lang|nl|hadik)).

==Loanwords==
*((lang|es|abatir)) to lower, to knock down, to [[humility|humble]]: from [[Vulgar Latin]] ((lang|la|abbattuere)) to [[demolition|demolish]], knock down, overthrow: from ((lang|es|[[ad-]])) + [[Latin]] ((lang|la|battuere)), see '''((lang|fr|batir))''' below.  The '''d''' is [[assimilation (linguistics)|assimilated]] to the '''b''' in ((lang|la|battuere)).
*((lang|es|abomaso)) [[abomasum]]: from [[Neo-Latin|Modern Latin]] ((lang|la|abomasum)) (first used in [[English language|English]] in 1706) from [[Latin]] ((lang|la|ab-)) + ((lang|la|omasum)) "[[intestine]] of an [[cattle|ox]]," possibly from Gaulish.
*((lang|es|abrochar)) to [[Button (clothing)|button]], fasten: from ((lang|es|[[ad-|a-]])) + ((lang|es|broche)) "a button" (see '''((lang|es|broche))''' below) + the [[verb]]al [[infinitive]] [[Suffix (linguistics)|suffix]] ((lang|es|-ar)).
*((lang|es|atolladero)) a [[mud]]dy place, [[bog]]: from ((lang|es|atollar)) "to dirty to soil," from ((lang|es|[[ad-|a-]])) + ((lang|es|tollo)) "mire, muddy place" (possibly from a Celtic word represented in [[Old Irish language|Old Irish]] ((lang|ga|toll)) "hole, pit, [[grave (burial)|grave]]") + the [[verb]]al [[infinitive]] [[Suffix (linguistics)|suffix]] ((lang|es|-ar)).
*((lang|es|bachiller)) a [[bachelor]]: from [[Old French]] ((lang|fro|bacheler)) "bachelor, [[youth|young]] [[man]], young [[gentleman]]" ([[French language|Modern French]] ((lang|fr|bachelier))), from [[Medieval Latin]] "an advanced [[student]], [[farmer]]," probably from Celtic, possibly related to [[Irish language|Irish]] ((lang|ga|bachlach)) "[[rural]] dweller, farmer."
*((lang|es|batalla)) [[battle]], struggle: from [[Vulgar Latin]] (*)((lang|la|battalia)) "[[combat]]," from [[Late Latin]] ((lang|la|battualia)) "[[parade (military)|military drill]] in [[fencing]]," from [[Latin]] ((lang|la|battuere)), see '''((lang|fr|batir))''' below.
*((lang|es|batería)) [[artillery battery|battery]]: from [[French language|French]] ((lang|fr|batterie)) (originally referred to a battery of [[kitchen utensil]]s made with a [[hammer]]), from ((lang|fr|battre)), from [[Latin]] ((lang|la|battere, battuere)), see '''((lang|fr|batir))''' below.
*((lang|es|batir)) to hit, strike: from [[Latin]] ((lang|la|battere, battuere)), "to beat, strike," probably of Celtic origin.
*((lang|es|batuta)) an [[orchestra]] [[conducting|conductor]]'s [[Baton (conducting)|baton]]: from [[Italian language|Italian]] ((lang|it|battuta)), from ((lang|it|battere)), from [[Latin]] ((lang|la|battere, battuerre)), see '''((lang|fr|batir))''' above.
*((lang|es|bohemio)) a [[wikt:bohemian|bohemian]], of [[Bohemia#Etymology|Bohemia]], [[Vagabond (person)|vagabond]], [[Eccentricity (behavior)|eccentric]], [[Romani people in Spain|Gitano]], [[Romani people|Gypsy]]: from ((lang|es|bohemio/Bohemia)) (from the belief that the [[Gitanos]] came from Bohemia), from Latin ((lang|la|Boihaemum)), literally "place of the Boi/[[Boii]]", from tribal name ((lang|la|Boii)) + ((lang|la|-haemum)) from [[Proto-Germanic language|Germanic]] *((lang|gem|xaim-)) "home" (see '''((lang|es|bohemio))''' [[List of Spanish words of Germanic origin#Germanic|here]]). The [[Boii#Etymology and name|etymology of Boii]] is disputed, either "cattle-owners" or "warriors, strikers".
*((lang|es|brécoles)) [[broccoli]]
*((lang|es|británico)) from Latin ((lang|la|britannicus)), from ((lang|la|Britannia)); akin to Welsh ((lang|cy|pryd)) "form", Irish ((lang|ga|cruth))
*((lang|es|broca)) from [[Vulgar Latin]] (*)((lang|la|brocca)) "a [[nail (engineering)|nail]]
*((lang|es|brocado)) a [[brocade]]: from [[Italian language|Italian]] ((lang|it|broccato)), from ((lang|it|brocco)) "a twist thread, [[Shoot (botany)|shoot]], [[sprouting|sprout]]," see '''((lang|it|bróculi))''' below.
*((lang|es|broche)) [[brooch]], clasp, clip, [[fastener]]: from [[Old French]] ((lang|fro|broche)) "a [[spit (cooking aide)|spit]]," from [[Vulgar Latin]] (*)((lang|la|brocca)) "a [[nail (engineering)|nail]], [[rail spike|spike]]," from [[Latin]] ((lang|la|broccus, brocchus)) "a nail, projecting ([[adjective|adj.]]), buck-toothed ([[adjective|adj.]])" from Celtic (*)((lang|cel|brokko-)) "a [[pin (device)|pin]], [[badger]]."
*((lang|es|bróculi)) [[broccoli]]: from [[Italian language|Italian]] ((lang|it|broccoli)), [[plural]] of ((lang|it|broccolo)), "[[sprouting|sprout]] of [[cabbage]]/[[turnip]]" [[diminutive]] of ((lang|it|brocco)) "[[Shoot (botany)|shoot]], sprout," from [[Vulgar Latin]] (*)((lang|la|brocca)), see '''((lang|es|broche))''' above.
*((lang|es|combatir)) to engage in [[combat]], to fight: from ((lang|es|[[con-|com-]])) + see '''((lang|fr|batir))''' above.
*((lang|es|conejo)) [[rabbit]]: Iberian or Celtiberian; cf Irish ((lang|ga|coinín)), Cornish ((lang|kw|conyn)), Manx ((lang|gv|coneeyn)), Gaelic ((lang|gd|coineanach)), Welsh ((lang|cy|cwningen)).
*((lang|es|debate)) a [[debate]], dispute, quarrel: from [[Old French]] ((lang|fro|debat)) "discussion, [[controversy]], contest" ([[French language|Modern French]] ((lang|fr|débat))), from ((lang|fr|debattre, debatre)), "to fight, [[wrestling|wrestle]], struggle," from ((lang|fr|de-)) + ((lang|fr|battre, batre)) "to fight, strike," from [[Latin]] ((lang|la|battere, battuere)), see '''((lang|fr|batir))''' above.
*((lang|es|jabalina)), from Middle French ((lang|frm|javeline)), diminutive of ((lang|frm|javelot)); akin to Irish ((lang|ga|gabhla)) "spear", Welsh ((lang|cy|gaflach)) "dart", Breton ((lang|br|gavelod))
*((lang|es|teneria)) "tannery", from French ((lang|fr|tannerie)), from ((lang|fr|tan)) "tanbark"; akin to Breton ((lang|br|tann)) "red oak", Old Cornish ((lang|oco|tannen)), Old and Modern Irish ((lang|sga|tinne)) "mass of metal from furnace; metal bar, ingot; (ogham letter) "holly, alder".

==See also==
*[[Linguistic history of Spanish]]
*[[List of Galician words of Celtic origin]]
*[[List of Spanish words of Basque/Iberian origin]]
*[[List of English words of Spanish origin]]
*[[Lists of English words of Celtic origin]]
*[[List of French words of Gaulish origin]]

==Notes==
<references/>

== Bibliography ==
* Cornelius Joseph Crowly, "New Linguistic Date for Hispano-Celtic: An Evaluation", ''Bono Homini Donum: Essays in Historical Linguistics in Memory of J. Alexander Kerns'', vol. 1, ed., Yoël L. Arbeitman & Allan R. Bomhard (Amsterdam: John Benjamins, 1981), pp.&nbsp;73–85.
* Guido Gómez de Silva, ''Breve diccionario etimológico de la lengua española'' (((ISBN|968-16-2812-8)))
* ''The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language'', 4th edn. (2000).

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Return to List of Spanish words of Celtic origin.

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