Old Welsh

American  

noun

1. the Welsh language of the period before c1150 a.d.

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Example Sentences

Part of an old Welsh tradition, Rhys said he had also carved a Celtic love spoon for his partner Keri Russell for her birthday.

From BBC

In an old Welsh farmhouse a group of friends chatter and joke while tucking into a lunch of home-made soup and sourdough.

From BBC

He said the Heads of the Valleys was plagued by industrial buildings which were funded by the old Welsh Development Agency and were now nearing “the end of their economic life.”

From BBC

Welsh actor Michael Sheen also welcomed the new plans, including "the reclamation of the old Welsh name - an old name for a new way of being".

From BBC

In some languages, like old Welsh for example, there’s no distinction made between blue and green—they both fall into a kind of “grue” category.

From Scientific American