IPA: /kɛlt/
KK: /kɛlt/
A type of ancient tool made of stone or metal, often shaped like a chisel or axe head, used in prehistoric times, or a member of a group of early peoples from Europe.
Archaeologists discovered a celt in the ancient burial site, indicating the tools used by the people of that era.
The word 'celt' originates from the Greek 'Keltoi' (meaning the Celts), which referred to a group of tribes in ancient Europe. The term is used to describe the people and their languages, culture, and heritage.
Think of the ancient Greek term 'Keltoi' to remember that 'celt' refers to the people and culture of the Celtic tribes.