 Two likely examples of direct borrowings from Celtic are
There is also a row of supposed Proto-Celtic borrowings into Proto-Slavic that have been proposed by a few linguist but ultimately refuted or rejected in academia due to lack of factual evidence or phonetic inaccuracies.Ancient Greek words in Proto-Slavic are identified through phonetic features, some related to Greek phonetic history, others possibly Scythian-Sarmatian or Gothic mediations.Ancient Greek, non-mediated words are "korablja" (ark), "koliba" (cottage, hut), and supposedly "trem" (porch); Scythian mediations are "luk" (onion), "haluga" (fence), "koš" (basket), "talog" (dregs), "kurva" (whore); supposedly Gothic mediations are "crkva" (church) and "daska" (plank).