Definition
The world, realm, or collective territories historically inhabited by Celtic peoples; the domain of Celtic culture and civilization.
Etymology
From Celt combined with the suffix -dom (meaning kingdom or domain), similar to Christendom or Heathendom. This formation emerged in the 19th century as scholars created umbrella terms for cultural regions.
Kelly Says
Using -dom to mean 'the realm of something' is much older than you'd think—it appears in Old English—so 'Celtdom' literally means 'the kingdom of Celts,' which would have made perfect sense to medieval people thinking about distant peoples.
Translations
ARالعربية
الكيليتية
al-kilitiyyah
CACatalà
celtisme
sel-tee-sm
CSČeština
keltské
kel-tske
DEDeutsch
Keltentum
kel-ten-tum
ELΕλληνικά
Κελτικισμός
kel-tik-ismos
ESEspañol
celtismo
sel-tee-smo
FISuomi
kelttinen
kel-tti-nen
FRFrançais
celtisme
sel-tee-sm
HIहिन्दी
केल्टवाद
kel-tva-ad
IDBahasa Indonesia
kelistenan
ke-lis-te-nan
ITItaliano
celtismo
sel-tee-smo
KO한국어
켈트 문화
kelteu munhwa
MSBahasa Melayu
Keltik
kel-tik
NLNederlands
Keltisch
kel-tish
PLPolski
celtyzm
sel-tizm
PTPortuguês
celtismo
sel-tee-smo
RORomână
celticism
sel-tis-ism
RUРусский
кельтство
kel'tstvo
SVSvenska
keltism
kel-tism
THไทย
วัฒนธรรมเคิร์ท
wat-than-tharm ker-t
TRTürkçe
Keltiklik
kel-tik-lik
UKУкраїнська
кельтство
kel'tstvo
VITiếng Việt
văn hóa Kelt
văn húa kel
ZH中文
凯尔特文化
kǎi'ěr tè wénhuà