Welshi

Welshi is a term that has been used informally to refer to aspects of Welsh culture, language, or identity. It is not a formal or academic term, but rather a colloquial descriptor that can encompass a range of things associated with Wales. The specific meaning of "welshi" often depends on the context in which it is used and by whom.

Some individuals might use "welshi" to describe things like Welsh cakes, traditional Welsh music, or the Welsh language itself. It can also be employed to denote a general feeling or spirit of being Welsh, particularly by those living outside of Wales. The term is informal and its usage is not widespread. It is not an established linguistic or cultural term with a defined meaning.

The Welsh language, or Cymraeg, is a living Celtic language spoken by around 776,000 people in Wales and is an integral part of Welsh identity. Cultural expressions such as literature, poetry, and music have a long and rich history in Wales, contributing to a distinct national heritage. The informal term "welshi" may attempt to capture some of these elements, though it lacks the precision of more specific terminology.