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The study provides a critical etymological discussion on the common
nouns frequently referred to in the literature as Celtic.
Distinctions are drawn between genuinely Celtic and dia-Celtic on
the one hand, and in loco formations and migrant words on the
other. The hitherto neglected Cisalpine formations show significant
differences from North to South and East to West. Lexically, the
agallicitA label appears to apply more to the Emilia-Romagna than
to Veneto and Grisons. Attempts to classify Romance dialects on the
basis of the substrates should regard the Rhaeto-Romanic varieties
and the Upper Italian varieties as a unity.
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