- the
Roman period; the word caer 'fort' was
added later. The
Welsh form
Caerliwelydd is
derived by
regular sound changes from the Romano-British name. Glasgow...
- Carlatton, ****berland ("Fort of the l**** enclosure") Carlisle, ****berland (
Caerliwelydd, "Fort Luguwalos") Carmolt, ****berland (Caermollt, "Fort of the wether")...
-
later developed into Caer-luel,
whence the city's
modern Welsh name
Caerliwelydd.
Rheged came
under Northumbrian control before 730,
probably by inheritance...
- (Serbian*), Kārdifa (Latvian*),
Kardip (Tagalog*),
Cardiffa (Latin*)
Carlisle Caerliwelydd (Welsh*),
Cathair Luail (Irish,
Scottish Gaelic*),
Karlajl – Карлајл...
-
Cambridgeshire English Canterbury Caergaint Canterbury English Carlisle Caerliwelydd Carlisle English Catterick Catraeth Catterick English Channel Islands...
- the Book of
Taliesin where it is
rendered Caer Liwelyδ (Modern
Welsh Caerliwelydd). (These
derived from the
original Brittonic name,
rather than from its...
