British or Brythonic (also known as Old Brythonic or Common Brythonic) was an ancient Brythonic language spoken throughout the island of Britain, south of the Firth of Forth. It is not known when the British language arrived—dates from the Neolithic to the Iron Age have been suggested. Evidence from Welsh shows a great influence from Latin on British during the Roman period, and especially so in terms related to the Church and Christianity, which are nearly all Latin derivatives.

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  • British or Brythonic (also known as Old Brythonic or Common Brythonic) was an ancient Brythonic language spoken throughout the island of Britain, south of the Firth of Forth. It is not known when the British language arrived—dates from the Neolithic to the Iron Age have been suggested. Evidence from Welsh shows a great influence from Latin on British during the Roman period, and especially so in terms related to the Church and Christianity, which are nearly all Latin derivatives. British was later replaced in Highland Scotland by Scottish Gaelic and by English, though it survived into the Middle Ages in Southern Scotland and Cumbria—see Cumbric. British was replaced by English throughout England by the 18th century after the demise of Cornish and Cumbric. O'Rahilly's historical model suggests the possibility that there was a Brythonic language in Ireland before the arrival of Goidelic languages there, but this view has not found wide acceptance.
  • Język brytyjski – wymarły język z podgrupy brytańskich języków celtyckich. Używany na terenach południowej i środkowej Brytanii aż do południowej Szkocji. Do dnia dzisiejszego nie zachowały się praktycznie żadne źródła pisane tego języka. Przetrwała jedynie inskrypcja na metalowym wisiorku odkrytym w roku 1979.
  • A língua britânica ou britânico é uma língua celta morta falada na Grã-Bretanha central e meridional, de acordo com Júlio César, era uma língua similar a falada na Gália central. Desconhece-se a chegada do britânico na Grã-Bretanha, provavelmente do Neolítico à Idade do ferro. O idioma provavelmente foi modificado com influências da língua romana durante o domínio romano. O britânico deu mais tarde origem ao Gaélico escocês.
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  • British or Brythonic (also known as Old Brythonic or Common Brythonic) was an ancient Brythonic language spoken throughout the island of Britain, south of the Firth of Forth. It is not known when the British language arrived—dates from the Neolithic to the Iron Age have been suggested. Evidence from Welsh shows a great influence from Latin on British during the Roman period, and especially so in terms related to the Church and Christianity, which are nearly all Latin derivatives.
  • Język brytyjski – wymarły język z podgrupy brytańskich języków celtyckich. Używany na terenach południowej i środkowej Brytanii aż do południowej Szkocji. Do dnia dzisiejszego nie zachowały się praktycznie żadne źródła pisane tego języka. Przetrwała jedynie inskrypcja na metalowym wisiorku odkrytym w roku 1979.
  • A língua britânica ou britânico é uma língua celta morta falada na Grã-Bretanha central e meridional, de acordo com Júlio César, era uma língua similar a falada na Gália central. Desconhece-se a chegada do britânico na Grã-Bretanha, provavelmente do Neolítico à Idade do ferro. O idioma provavelmente foi modificado com influências da língua romana durante o domínio romano. O britânico deu mais tarde origem ao Gaélico escocês.
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