Ancient Island language. Steblin-Kamensky M.I.

The attention of readers is offered a manual in the ancient Island language, written by the famous domestic philologist, the largest specialist in the Scandinavian languages ​​and the general linguistics of M. I. Steblin-Kamensky. The book consists of a theoretical part, which gives information on phonetics, morphology, syntax and word formation of the ancient Icelandic language; texts for reading, preceded by brief introductory essays, as well as dictionary with the necessary information of a grammatical and etymological nature. Among the texts are two songs from the Elder Edda, excerpts from the Younger Edda, the Saga of People from the Sandy Coast and other works.

The book is recommended by Germanic artists, language historians, and senior students and students' students and graduate students of philological specialties.