I've done extensive research; each word in this list has its source in at least one of the books in the literature list below. But there still can be some misinterpretations in this list.

Tips:
• Pronounce `c` mostly as `k`.
• `-` means you must add another word.
• words with (NL) are possible originally ancient `Dutch`.
• words with (GB) and (BB) are `Islandceltic`/`Belgian` (because of the flight of Belgians to England)
• words with (GL) are probably Gallo-Latin / Gallo-Roman
• words with (#) are (part of) geographic names.
• words with (R?) are possibly just Latin.
• words with (L) are possibly pre-gaulish (=Ligurian).
• words with (+) are also names of gods/ religious comprehensions.
• words with (m) are names of chronology and other information according to the `moon-calendar` from Coligny,France.
• words with (pC) are possibly proto- (=reconstructed) Celtic, written phonetically
• pl=plural, eg=for example
• / and , =spelling unsure, perhaps depending on dialect, case or place in the text.
• the "U" can also indicate a "V" and vice versa.
• the ^notes refer to a source in the literature list.

H.

hal, hall = salt (eg: Hallstatt)
hand = hand (NL)
h/atir = father (500 B.C.)
hattenux, atenoux = period of 14 days working, 1 day resting (m)
hel = river-meadow (#)
hen = the old - ^?
hoofd = head (NL)

I.

-i = daughter of -
-ialum = field, plain (R?,#)
iantu = jealousy
iantu(s), ientu(s), adiat, adiet = longing ^{HL, JM}
iesin = shining, beautiful (GL) ^PS
iesta = foam (GL) ^PS
ieuri = I dedicated
ieuru = he dedicated
imbas forosnai = king`s consecration, "to tell the truth"(GB)
imi = I am ^PS
in = in ^{HL, JM}
incoctilia= "carries casted metal" = tinned copper (looks like silver)
indas = these ^PS
inio = a certain place (#)
inter = between
-io = son of -
iouincillus = young ..... ^{PS, HL, JM}
iourus = they dedicated
isara = the swift (river name) (#)
isarno = iron
isarnus, isernodero, ysarnodori = iron ^{HL, JM}
iugera = a measure of an area, 10 iugera = 2,5 hectare
iugo = yoke ^PS
iugo(s) = yoke, harness ^{HL, JM}
iurca = roe-deer (name) ^PS

J.

jovinc- = young

K.

karnitu = "I heaped up" or "he placed"
kom- = (pC) (collective prefix) (GB) (pC) ^HM
kombrogos = fellow countryman (GB) (pC) ^HM
konan = king
kourmi = beer (see 'corma'?)
kwekw = to cook, ripen (pC) ^HM

L.

labara = the loudly-rustling (#)
labro = to speak
laina = wool
lal = moist, dirt^AS
lancia = lance
landa = land (pC) ^HM
langa = lizard
lanum = plain
lat = day (m) ^{HL, JM}
lautro = bath
lautro(s) = trough ^{HL, JM}
leeuwerik = lark (NL)
legasit = he placed ^{HL, JM}
legya- =sediment ? (pC) ^HM
lemos = elm
ler = sea (GB?,#)
letauia = earth ^{HL, JM}
leuce, louce = light ^{HL, JM}
leukos = forest
lexouii, lixouii = slope ^{HL, JM}
ligita = mud
Limoges (F) (#) ^{BC, JM}
linda = ? ^PS
linna = light cloak
litanos = broad
litano(s) = broad ^{HL, JM}
Litanobriga = broad-town (#) ^{BC, JM}
litavicos = the name of a military leader 52 v.C. (BB)
liuo(s),liuius = color,colour ^{HL, JM}
locos = of a lake ^{HL, JM}
lubi = love
luega, leuga = 1 Gaulish mile = 1,5 Roman mile = 2,22 km
lugh = sun-god
Lugdunum =Lyon, F (#) ^{BC, JM}
lugoues = tutelary gods of shoemakers (Leprechauns) (+) ^{HL, JM}
lugu(s), lugoues (plural) = light, moon, morning star ^{HL, JM}
Lutetia = Paris (#) ^{BC, JM}
luxtos = portion, load, people ^{HL, JM}

I hereby wish to thank Andrea De Vecchi, mr. J. Mascitelli and mr. X. Delamarre for adding many Gaulish words to this list.

More info about the writer / editor

Index Dutch bronze age
Index first farmers in the Netherlands