Reconstruction:Gaulish/senos
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This Gaulish entry contains reconstructed terms and roots. As such, the term(s) in this entry are not directly attested, but are hypothesized to have existed based on comparative evidence. |
Gaulish
Etymology
From Proto-Celtic *senos.
Adjective
*senos[1]
Declension
This adjective needs an inflection-table template.
Derived terms
Related terms
- Gaulish: *Senobenā
- → Latin: Senobena
- Gaulish: *Senokaros
- → Latin: Senocarus
- Gaulish: *Senokondos
- → Latin: Senocondus
- Gaulish: *Senognatos
- → Latin: Senognato (dative)
- Gaulish: *Senimāros
- → Latin: Senimarus
- Gaulish: *Senorīx
- → Latin: Senorix
- Gaulish: *Senorukkos
- → Latin: Senoruccus
- Gaulish: *Senowiros
- → Latin: Senovirus
- Gaulish: *Kantosenos
- → Latin: Cantosenus
- Gaulish: *Carosenos
- → Latin: Carosenus
- Gaulish: *Markosenā
- → Latin: Marcosena
- Gaulish: *Senā
- → Latin: Sena
- Gaulish: *Seneniā
- → Latin: Senenia
- Gaulish: *Senetios
- → Latin: Senetius
- Gaulish: *Senenos
- → Latin: Senenus
- Gaulish: *Senilos
- → Latin: Senillus
- Gaulish: *Senios
- → Latin: Senius
- Gaulish: *Senilā
- → Latin: Senila
- Gaulish: *Senniā
- → Latin: Sennia
- Gaulish: *Senniolā
- → Latin: Senniola
- Gaulish: *Senon
- → Latin: Senō
- Gaulish: *Senodios
- → Latin: Senodius
- Gaulish: *Senonos
- → Latin: Senonus
- Gaulish: *Senuriā
- → Latin: Senuria
- Gaulish: *Senurios
- → Latin: Senurius
- Gaulish: *Uersenios
- → Latin: Versenius
- Gaulish: *Sennios
- → Latin: Sennius
- Gaulish: *Senones
- → Latin: Senones
- Gaulish: *Senoialon
- Gaulish: *Senomagos
- → Latin: Senomagus
- French: Senan, Saint-Pierre-de Senos
- → Latin: Senomagus
- Gaulish: *Senonemeton
- French: Senantes
- ⇒ Latin: *Senomurus
References
- ^ Delamarre, Xavier (2003) “senos”, in Dictionnaire de la langue gauloise: une approche linguistique du vieux-celtique continental (Collection des Hespérides; 9), 2nd edition, Éditions Errance, →ISBN, page 270