A "Corn-/Kern-" name was used in reference to the resettling of the new wave Celts from Great Britain in formerly Dumnonian-seized lands. This is related to the difference between "Grande-Bretagne" (Great Britain) and "Bretagne" (Brittany) in French, with Brittany having originally been thought of a British colony (and the second such in the same area). In Breton, Cornouaille is known as Kernev or "Bro-Gernev", and in Latin as "Cornugallia" or "Cornubia". In Cornish, "Kernev" is written "Kernow", but the pronunciation is the same.