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Sifting the Evidence : New Interpretations on Celtic and Non-Celtic Personal Names of Western Hispania in the light of Phonetics, Composition and Suffixation
P. 181-200
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ISBN: 9788490123836
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In the same volume
- Introduction
- Personal Onomastics and Local Society in Ancient Lusitania
- The Celtic Composition Vowels –o- and –io-
- A Celtiberian Inscription from the Rainer Daehnhardt Collection and the Problem of the Celtiberian Genitive Plural
- The Phonetic Interface of Word Formation in Continental Celtic
- Going further East : New Data, New Analysis
- Two Continental Celtic Studies : the Vocative of Gaulish, and Essimnus
- Some Gaulish Participial Formations
- Celtic Personal Names in the Province of Aquitania : Derivation and Compositio
- Seeing or Believing in a Realm of Celtic Ghosts
- The -anko- Sequence in Celtiberian Anthroponymy
- Une récurrence de la toponymie vieille-celtique : les formations en nasale -(h₃)on- faites sur un théonyme du type Vesontiō (locus) ← Vesontis (deus)
- Sifting the Evidence : New Interpretations on Celtic and Non-Celtic Personal Names of Western Hispania in the light of Phonetics, Composition and Suffixation
- From Compound to Derivative : the Development of a Patronymic Suffix in Gaulish
- Preverbs and Personal Names
