>>Cabana (hut) >>Cama (bed) >>Camisa (shirt). French "chemise". >>Carvalho (oak)
Interestingly, the French word for OAK, CHENE, comes from the Celtic word CASSANNOS! But Welsh is DERW. Gaelic DARACH. And Breton DERV/DERO. - pronouinced "deru".
>>Cerveja (beer) Welsh "cwrw", old French "cervoise". Irish "leann" - "ale" and "beoir" - beer. >>Touca (headress)
Also of Celtic origin in Portuguese, in my opinion:
-nasalasation (same as French) -answering using verb and copula instead of SIM/NAO.
When we find out that the Celts came to Ireland via Galicia, this isn't surprising.
a' doing (English regionalism in USA, of Scottish origin)
a fazer (fazendo)
"a'" in Gaelic means "at".
It seems the similarities above are not a coincidence. In other words, the continental Portuguese way of exressing -endo/-indo/-ando (gerund/continuous/progressive) is possibly also Celtic.
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Portuguese words of Pre-Roman Celtic origin:
>>Cabana (hut)
>>Cama (bed)
>>Camisa (shirt). French "chemise".
>>Carvalho (oak)
Interestingly, the French word for OAK, CHENE, comes from the Celtic word CASSANNOS! But Welsh is DERW. Gaelic DARACH. And Breton DERV/DERO. - pronouinced "deru".
>>Cerveja (beer) Welsh "cwrw", old French "cervoise". Irish "leann" - "ale" and "beoir" - beer.
>>Touca (headress)
Also of Celtic origin in Portuguese, in my opinion:
-nasalasation (same as French)
-answering using verb and copula instead of SIM/NAO.
When we find out that the Celts came to Ireland via Galicia, this isn't surprising.
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a' deanamh
(doing/fazendo)
a' doing
(English regionalism in USA, of Scottish origin)
a fazer
(fazendo)
"a'" in Gaelic means "at".
It seems the similarities above are not a coincidence. In other words, the continental Portuguese way of exressing -endo/-indo/-ando (gerund/continuous/progressive) is possibly also Celtic.
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