Hibernian is a term used to describe people, culture, and language of Ireland. It is derived from the Latin word Hibernia, which means 'land of winter'. The term is often used to refer to the IRISH diaspora, or those of IRISH descent living outside of Ireland. The crossword solutions for the term Hibernian are SCOT (4 letters), IRISH (5 letters), CELT (4 letters), and GAEL (4 letters). SCOT is an abbreviation for Scotland, a country in the United Kingdom with a strong Celtic heritage. IRISH is an adjective used to describe something related to Ireland or its people. CELT is an abbreviation for Celtic, a group of languages and cultures that originated in Iron Age Europe. GAEL is an adjective used to describe something related to the Gaelic language, which is spoken in parts of Ireland, Scotland, and the Isle of Man.