'Gaelic names: Two main requisites for interpreting names', Late 19th or early 20th century
Scope and Contents
Notes for a lecture, article, or book on Scottish Gaelic place names. The notes include etymology, old forms, and contemporary pronunciation. On the front page of the notebook, the Roman numeral 'II' is written, suggesting that this might be the second part to a larger work.
Dates
- Creation: Late 19th or early 20th century
Language of Materials
English
Physical Description
The pages are in good condition. The binding is well-preserved. The ink is unfaded. The handwriting is relatively clear, although Gaelic names may require some concentration to decipher and Mackinnon has a tendency to use abbreviations.
Conditions Governing Access
Open. Please contact the repository in advance.
Extent
1 notebook
Previous reference
Mackinnon B.36(a)
Physical Description
The pages are in good condition. The binding is well-preserved. The ink is unfaded. The handwriting is relatively clear, although Gaelic names may require some concentration to decipher and Mackinnon has a tendency to use abbreviations.
Physical Facet
Material: Paper
Binding: Pages folded and inserted into one another; and held together by contemporary string
Dimensions
19 cm x 23.5 cm
Creator
- From the Fonds: Mackinnon, Donald, 1839-1914 (Professor of Celtic, University of Edinburgh) (Author, Person)
Repository Details
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