Ceall
Ceall is a Gaelic word meaning "cell" or "church." In its historical context, particularly in early Ireland and Scotland, a ceall often referred to a monastic settlement or a small church community. These were typically founded by an early Irish saint and served as centers of religious, educational, and agricultural activity.
The term "ceall" can also be found in place names, such as Kells in County Meath, Ireland,
In a broader, more literal sense, "ceall" can also be translated as "cell" in the biological or