Definitions

1. noun

A member of any of the various peoples of prehistoric or ancient Europe, especially in Britain, France, and Iberia, who spoke or speak a Celtic language and are typically associated with the Iron Age and the Early Middle Ages.

“The celtic tribe lived in the mountainous region of Scotland.”

2. noun

A craftsman or artisan, especially a metalworker, in ancient Celtic Europe.

“The ancient celts were skilled metalworkers, known for their intricate designs.”

3. verb

To cut or shape (metal) with a tool, especially with a chisel.

“The metalworker learned to celt the bronze into a beautiful statue.”