AZ ÓKORI GÖRÖG-RÓMAI MORFOLÓGIAI MODELL UTÓÉLETE
Afterlife of the Ancient Greek-Roman Morphology Model

Summary/Abstract: In this paper we survey the treatment of morphology in ancient Roman grammars and place it on the one hand in the context of the three-way typology of morphological models, on the other in the context of the historiography of morphology, especially in Humanistic grammars of Hungarian dating from the 16–17th centuries. We present the modern arguments for the ancient “unmorphological” analysis of paradigms. We also look at the way morphological structure is gradually recognised in the early, Latin-inspired grammars of Hungarian.

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