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The influx of Germanic people was more of a gradual encroachment over several generations than an invasion proper, but these tribes between them gradually colonized most of the island, with the exception of the more remote areas, which remained strongholds of the original Celtic people of Britain. Originally sea-farers, they began to settle down as farmers, exploiting the rich English farmland. The rather primitive newcomers were if anything less cultured and civilized than the local Celts, who had held onto at least some parts of Roman culture. No love was lost between the two peoples, and there was little integration between them: the Celts referred to the European invaders as “barbarians” (as they had previously been labelled themselves); the invaders referred to the Celts as weales (slaves or foreigners), the origin of the name Wales.

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Die instroming van Germane was meer van 'n geleidelike indringing oor 'n paar geslagte as 'n inval behoorlike, maar hierdie stamme tussen hulle geleidelik gekoloniseer die meeste van die eiland, met die uitsondering van die meer afgeleë gebiede, wat vestings van die oorspronklike Keltiese mense van Brittanje gebly. . Oorspronklik see-farers, het hulle begin om te gaan sit as boere, die ontginning van die ryk Engelse landbougrond. Die eerder primitief nuwelinge was as enigiets minder gekweek en beskaafde as die plaaslike Kelte, wat op ten minste sommige dele van die Romeinse kultuur het gehou. Geen liefde verlore was tussen die twee volke, en daar is min integrasie tussen hulle: die Kelte het verwys na die Europese indringers as "barbare" (soos hulle voorheen gemerk hulself); die indringers verwys na die Kelte as weales (slawe of buitelanders), die oorsprong van die naam Wallis.