Cymric 
Cymric
Definition
Cym·ric (kim′rik, sim′-)
adjective
of the Celtic people of Wales or their language or culture
Etymology: < Cymri, western Britons, Welsh < Welsh Cymry, pl. of Cymro < Cymru, Wales: see Cambria
noun
Brythonic, the group of Celtic languages that includes Welsh, Breton, and extinct Cornish
Cymric Quotes
Clear Cymric voices carry well this Autumn night, Aneurin and Taliesin, cruel owls for whom it is never altogether dark before the rules made poetry a pedant's game.
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