also known as Common Celtic, but is a hypothetical ancestralof, belonging to, inherited from, or denoting an ancestor or ancestors languagea system of symbols that allow people to communicate with each other, also the MOST symbolic way that culture is passed down descended from all known Celtic languages; a reconstructed language analyzed through a comparative method of shared features of various Celtic languages, which provides an insight into vocabulary and grammara system of rules that enables understandable communication between persons; the entire structure of a language spoken by the earliest Celtsa diverse group of tribal societies occupying most of early Iron-age Europe (1200 BC-700 AD), eventually expanding into a wide range of territories, i. e, from Ireland, to Spain, to Central Anatolia (Turkey).
