Gallic

• adj.五重の; gallic, gall; フランス語
• n.（ガリア）人名；（仏）ガリア人

ラテン語のGallia、Gaulから。イギリス人がフランス人を指すのに使ったケルト人の民族名から。ガリアの雄鶏は、雄鶏を意味する別のラテン語 gallus の偶然の一致に由来し、語源的には call（鳴く）と同じである。

Gallic

Gallic: see galoshes

Gallic (adj.)

1670s, "of or pertaining to the French," from Latin Gallicus "pertaining to Gaul or the Gauls," from Latin Gallia "Gaul" and Gallus "a Gaul" from a native Celtic name (see Gaelic), though some connect the word with prehistoric West Germanic *walkhoz "foreigners" (see Welsh). Originally used in English rhetorically or mockingly for "French." The cock as a symbol of France is based on the pun of Gallus "a Gaul" and Latin gallus "cock" (see gallinaceous). Earlier was Gallican (1590s).

It means not simply 'French,' but 'characteristically', 'delightfully', 'distressingly', or 'amusingly' 'French' ... not 'of France', but 'of the typical Frenchman'. [Fowler]

As "of or pertaining to the ancient Gauls" from 1796.

1. Mme Arlette gave a Gallic shrug.

アレイトさんはフランス式の肩をすくめる動作をした。

2.The proposal has provoked howls of Galic indignation.

この提案はフランス人を憤らせた。

3. Gallic logic often tempted him to carry his postulates to extremes，unnecessarily wounding to American.

高盧人の論理はしばしば彼のいくつかの構想を極端に発展させ、米国人を不必要に傷つけた。

4.Objective To determine the content of gallic acid in Acalypha australis L.

目的鉄アマニ中の没食子酸の含有量を測定する。

5.Objective To determinate the gallic acid contents in Zhuzigantablets.

目的：高効率液相測定ビーズ肝泰片中の没食子酸の含有量を確立する。