BachelorDragon.png

The bachelor programme Celtic Languages and Culture at Utrecht University is under threat.

Bibliography

Vries, Ranke de, A student’s companion to Old Irish grammar, Forgotten Scholar Press, 2013. 184 pp.

  • Book/Monograph
Citation details
Contributors
Work
A student’s companion to Old Irish grammar
Publisher
Forgotten Scholar Press
Year
2013
Number of pages
184
Description
Abstract (cited)
This book, written in an intentionally informal style, aims to make Old Irish grammar more accessible to students of all backgrounds. The material is based on handouts that have been used by students in Old Irish grammar courses at various universities for over a decade, and comments and suggestions for improvements offered by both students and instructors have been incorporated. It can serve as a stand-alone introduction or can be used in conjunction with other grammatical works, in hopes of elucidating some of the tricky concepts that makes Old Irish such a fascinating and rewarding subject for study.
Related publications
Other editions or printings
Vries, Ranke de, A student’s companion to Old Irish grammar, 2nd, revised ed., Burlington: Forgotten Scholar Press, 2020.
Subjects and topics
Headings
Old Irish

Contents:

Acknowledgments (viii); Foreword (ix)
[Before we begin: basic grammatical terms] “A. Phonological and orthographical concepts”
1
[Before we begin: basic grammatical terms] “B. Syntactical concepts”
10
[I] “The article”
14
[II] “The noun”
22
[III] “The adjective”
48
[IV] “Numerals”
59
[V] “Pronouns”
66
[VI] “The deictic particle í and demonstratives”
85
[VII] “The verb”
89
[VIII] “Relative clauses”
142
[IX] “The verbs ‘to be’: copula and substantive verbs”
155
[X] “Further reading”
166
[XI] “Index”
168
Contributors
Dennis Groenewegen
Page created
May 2013, last updated: October 2022