The Celts (vocabulary)

adjective - of a high level

noun - a forefather, a person in the family who lived a very long time before

noun - a fight between enemies

noun - a dividing line between two countries

noun - bravery, doing something dangerous without being afraid or showing fear

verb - to win over somebody in a fight

verb - to damage something badly, usually in a way that it cannot function any more or can be used no longer

verb - to make somebody move quickly or run in front of you

noun - a formal event in which a candidate for an important post has to be chosen by a number of people

noun - an important public event (esp. in rural areas) where farm products were displayed and sold

noun - a building that can protect people in an attack

adjective - making you feel very afraid

noun - a group of trees growing together, a small cultivated wood

noun - an ancient war carriage that was drawn by a horse

noun - the leader or the head of a tribe, group etc.

noun - a state of not needing or relying on anything or anybody

verb - to enter a territory or country by force

verb - to use a special tool to break up soil in the field

noun - a person trained in religious duties and performing religious ceromonies

verb - to have the power over a country, people etc. and use it

adjective - connected with a god, respected by religious people

noun - something important that you give up for something that you think is even more important

noun - the substance in the ground in which plants grow

noun - a large building where religious ceremonies take place and where people go to pray

noun - a group of people of the same race, customs, language etc.

noun - a soldier, a person who fights in a battle or war

noun - a thing that is used to fight with, e.g. a gun, knife, cannon, missile, baseball bat etc.

verb - to treat somebody as a god, to show great respect (to god)