brythonic การใช้

• Brythonic names appear in the lists of Anglo-Saxon elite.
• On February 2010 Duff started a side project " Brythonics ".
• Languages of the Brythonic branch do not have dual number.
• The most likely are either Brythonic meaning'round '.
• Very similar tales related by Taliessin are retained in the Brythonic tradition.
• Their cousins, the Continental Brythonic, lived across the sea in France.
• Wessex gradually expanded westwards into Brythonic Dorset and Somerset in the seventh century.
• There are also many Brythonic influences on Scottish Gaelic.
• The name Liss is Brythonic Celtic in origin presumed.
• John Davies places the change from Brythonic to Welsh between 400 and 700.
• They were separated into a Goidelic and a Brythonic branch from an early period.
• At the time of the Brythonic Celtic language.
• Personal names are less common in Brythonic placenames.
• The words derive from a Brythonic Celtic language.
• Another derivation is from the Brythonic from Tre meaning settlement and Coet meanings woods.
• Both locations are derived from a Brythonic language.
• The Brythonic form of this name would have been * " Windos ".
• During the High Middle Ages tales originating from Brythonic traditions entered English folklore the Arthurian myth.
• Historian Brythonic or other Celtic languages seem to have been spoken in Wales since much earlier.