Reconstruction:Gaulish/senos

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. old

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
  • → Latin: Senolium
    • French: Sénejols, Seneuil
• Gaulish: *Senomagos
  • → Latin: Senomagus
    • French: Senan, Saint-Pierre-de Senos
• Gaulish: *Senonemeton
  • French: Senantes
• ⇒ Latin: *Senomurus
  • French: Semur
  • French: Sermur