Two notes on Old Celtic Morphology
The article discusses two aspects of Old Celtic morphology, focusing on the derivation of place-names in * -ati- and * -et-. As both suffixes share a complicated history, which due to the sparse attestation of Old Celtic can only be glimpsed from an occasional set of (mostly onomastic) data, their morphological and semantic functions are more narrowly specified with the help of external data in combination with careful observation of internal linguistic facts.