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Both are right—just operating in different domains. ‘Keltic’ preserves etymology; ‘Seltic’ reflects linguistic evolution. It’s a neat example of how language carries both history and habit at the same time
How do you pronounce "Celtic"?
If you're a basketball fan, you probably say "Seltic." If you study history or linguistics, you probably say "Keltic." So who's right?
Both pronunciations are in the dictionary, but they have different histories. The original Greek word used a hard K sound. But English got the word from French, where is starts with the S sound.
For centuries in English, the S pronunciation dominated — which is how Boston's basketball team got its name in 1946. 1/2
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