IPA: /kɛlt/
KK: /kɛlt/
A young Atlantic salmon that has recently hatched and is still in its early stages of development.
The kelt swam upstream to find a suitable place to grow.
The word 'kelt' originates from the Latin 'Celtae', which refers to the Celts, a group of tribes in ancient Europe known for their distinct languages and cultures. The term is used to describe the Celtic people or their languages.
Think of the Latin 'Celtae' to remember that 'kelt' refers to the Celtic people or their languages.