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This article reports on a study of words affinity in Irish, Azerbaijani and other Turkic languages. In spite of Irishmen’s migration from territory of ancient Azerbaijan to Asia Minor and further to the British Isles, they could preserve not only culture, but also their language in a new motherland. The present paper discloses semantic similarities and etymology of several words in Irish, Gaelic, Welsh and other Turkic languages. Celtic language was a primary branch of ancient Japhetic or Turanian language, because the meaning of several words in Celtic and Turkic languages proves a kinship between Celts and Turkic nations.

Celtic Language as a Primary Branch of Ancient Japhetic or Turanian Language