Gaulish Paganism

Below is a simple list of terms and phrases you can opt to use to include a little more Gaulish in your daily life. We will be using lextis Nouiogalaticos

Greetings / Farewells

Hello
(Subutâ! Which means Welcome!)
Or, for someone you know well, Rocenon! Which works as “It’s been so long!”

Bye/Suauelon! “Good wind!”.
(Like a good wind in your sails)

I’ll see you again
(Atepissiumi te!)

Good morning
(Suuarin!)

Good day
(Diion dagon!)

Good evening!
(Suuarenoxten!)

Good night!
(Sunoxten / Sunox (short))

Blessings / Cheers

(“Thank you!”) [For plural, substitute “te” for “suis” or “suos”.]
(Bratun (/Braton) te!)

Dêuoi with you
(Dêuoi cantite)

Health to you!
(Slanon te!)

(Insert Dêuoi here) approach you________ nessâtu te

Eye of (Insert Dêuoi here) upon you/Dercon ________ uer te

And Sucellos strike hammer to post!” [Don’t let the door hit your behind on the way out!])
(Etic Sucellê boîtu ordon clitân!)

Other phrases

I love you / you all
(Lubiumi te / suos!)

I’m going to work / I’m free from work
(Iâiumi uercon / Immi rios exuercû)

Hold my beer
(Delge curmi imon)

Happy birthday!
(Gentian dagan!)

Good luck!
(Sucobon!)

Good work!
(Suuercon!)