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Brython

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Bryth·on  (brthn, -n)
n.
1. An ancient Celtic Briton. No longer in scholarly use.
2. A member of a Brittonic-speaking people. No longer in scholarly use.
[Welsh, from Latin Brittons, Britons; see Briton.]
Brython [ˈbrɪθən]
n
(Social Science / Peoples) a Celt who speaks a Brythonic language Compare Goidel
[from Welsh; see Briton]
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Allan Dowson, 67, from Brython Drive, St Mellons, went on holiday with his wife to the USA and while the couple were at Mount Rushmore, South Dakota, Allan had his picture taken with his copy of the Echo.
ITS BUTTY LAND FOR ECHO by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)
Barr, of Stryd y Brython, Ruthin, who pleaded guilty to drink-driving, told District Judge Andrew Shaw: "I'm very grateful that nobody else was involved.
WALES: Drink driver rescued from car by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
AT sun drenched Ayr, Middleham handler Tommy Fairhurst's Brython (C Eccleston) sticks to his guns to land the Tennent Trophy by half a length and the same from Tracey Anne (A Horrocks) and Maginot Line (A Russell).
Hoofprints; Galloping Back in time by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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