Morphology
Found in 5 Collections and/or Records:
Celtic Philology (Notes for a lecture series), 1886-1887
Gaelic grammar (Notes for a lecture series), 1895-1900
Notebook titled 'Celtic Philology: II. Morphology', Late 19th or early 20th century
Mackinnon appears to have written some notes, perhaps in preparation to publish a textbook that he had possibly expected to title 'Celtic Philology'. This is the second part, which he has titled 'Morphology'. Although part of a series on 'Celtic' linguistics, much of the notebook's contents appear to focus on the morphology of Scottish Gaelic, and includes nominal and verbal morphology.
Notebooks containing lecture notes, 1889-1892
These are notebooks containing lecture notes on the following subjects:
(a) Gaelic grammar
(b) Gaelic names: The form of names
(c) Gaelic names: Phonetic changes
(d) Grimm's Law
(e) Gaelic grammar: The declension of nouns
(f) Gaelic grammar: The declension of adjectives
(g) Pronouns
(h) Phonetics
(i) Eclipsis
(j) The noun: Gender, number and case
Untitled. Notes on Irish phonology and morphology, 1880s
This bound notebook contains handwritten notes on the phonology of Irish, divided into sections on vowels and consonants, and then a section on morphology, including inflection and pronouns.