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The Celts contributed several words to the English language, particularly through the influence of the Celtic languages in regions such as Britain and Ireland. Notable examples include "crag," "brock" (badger), and "carn" (a heap of stones). Additionally, many place names in the UK and Ireland, such as "Derry" and "Avon," trace their origins back to Celtic languages. These contributions reflect the enduring legacy of Celtic culture in the English lexicon.

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