adjective / proper noun
Welsh
Relating to Wales, its people, or its Celtic language.
Our Welsh neighbors teach us a few words in their language.
Etymology
The Old English adjective originally described foreign or non-Germanic people. In Britain it specialized to the people and language of Wales.
More examples
- She speaks Welsh with her grandparents.
- The Welsh coast attracts hikers and birdwatchers.
- The festival celebrates Welsh music and poetry.