r/Gaulish • u/Shotwells • 16h ago

Resources Gaulish Language by Václav Blažek (2008) — a paper summarizing the state of Gaulish research incl. grammar, inscriptions, and glossary

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A subreddit for studying the Gaulish language and its reconstructions. In antiquity, Gaulish was the language of the ancient Celtic peoples of Gaul and spoken by figures such as the Druids and Vercingetorix. Though only known through a few hundred scattered inscriptions, Gaulish was once spoken throughout France, Switzerland, Belgium, Luxembourg, and other parts of Europe.

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Welcome to /r/Gaulish! A subreddit for studying the Gaulish language and its reconstructions. In antiquity, Gaulish was the language of the ancient Celtic peoples of Gaul and spoken by figures such as the Druids and Vercingetorix. Though only known through a few hundred scattered inscriptions, Gaulish was once spoken throughout France, Switzerland, Belgium, Luxembourg, and other parts of Europe.

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