Gaulish

Ban held his breath and, behind him, heard a god named in Gaulish.

The lyrics are often in the now extinct language Gaulish.

He waited on the far side, giving advice in low Gaulish that was ignored by both men and boy.

Gaulish was the predominant language of the region when conquered by the Romans.

On his way he comes across the Gaulish and Belgian chiefs.

Its name, in Gaulish, means "a habitation on the riverbank".

Some of their lyrics are in Gaulish, others in English.

However, the language was probably similar to the other Celtic languages near to it, such as Gaulish.

It was said in Gaulish, too fast.

I think my Gaulish is failing me.

He was saying something now in his accented Gaulish and Ban, laughing, replied.

Whatever the relationship, the insults had been made and returned, the threats and the promises, all in Gaulish.

The lexicon was therefore a type of Latin influenced by Gaulish.

'It is clear,' he said in Gaulish so they could all hear. '

The man had spoken in fluent, flowing Gaulish.

He said it in Gaulish and then in Latin.

She frowned, working through the unfamiliar Gaulish.

Some of the words sounded Gaulish.

Gaulish had six or seven cases.

Her Gaulish was not good.

He named the bird in Eceni although they had been speaking Gaulish.

He spoke Gaulish, out of respect.

His Gaulish had never been fluent.

Viridovix swore in Gaulish, but he was grinning too.

Gregory of Tours wrote in the 6th century that some people in this area could still speak Gaulish.