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The terms 'gwanwyn/guiannuin' and 'gouiam' in Celtic languages are related to the concept of winter and its end.

Celtic LanguagesCalendar SystemsLinguistic AnalysisOct 30, 2026score 0.172 posts · 0 replies across 1 instances
The thread discusses an attempt to create a Celtic calendar representation, focusing on the meanings and links of months in Celtic languages, with specific questions about the relationship between certain terms and their possible connections to winter and other months.

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The terms 'gwanwyn/guiannuin' and 'gouiam' in Celtic languages are related to the concept of winter and its end.
Parent: Celtic LanguagesEntity: Celtic CalendarImpact: neutralDate: Oct 30, 2026Target: Relationship between Celtic language terms and seasonal concepts

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As Samhain/Samhuinn is approaching, un attempt (! with questions ) of a representation of a potential celtic calendar to understand the meanings and the links of the months for the celtic languages. Work still ongoing, careful - "gwanwyn/guiannuin = spring = is it related to winter "gouiam" ? end of winter ? / which winter ?" - gouhere (July in breton) =? gorfennaf (in welsh) - are the gaulish month well placed ? - ... https://tebeg.rf.gd/Jours_et_Mois.html #Celtic #Calendar #Samhain
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#samhain#calendar#celtic
@[email protected]
As Samhain/Samhuinn is approaching, I have made un attempt (! with questions ) of a representation of a potential celtic calendar to understand the meanings and the links of the months for the celtic languages. Work still ongoing, careful - "gwanwyn/guiannuin = spring = is it related to winter "gouiam" ? end of winter ? / which winter ?" - gouhere (July in breton) =? gorfennaf (in welsh) - are the gaulish month well placed ? - ... https://tebeg.rf.gd/Jours_et_Mois.html #Celtic #Calendar #Samhain
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#samhain#calendar#celtic