Celtization

/ˌsɛltɪˈzeɪʃən/ noun

The process or result of becoming Celtic in culture, language, or characteristics; the spread or adoption of Celtic traditions in a region or population.

From celticize plus the suffix -tion (indicating a process or result). This term emerged in 19th-century historical and archaeological writing to describe cultural transformation and linguistic change in ancient Europe.

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