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This brief paper presents data from Greek and Celtiberian to support the hypothesis presented in Shields 1991 that Indo-European possessed a genitive suffix in *-e/o. Conversely, the paper sheds new light on the etymology of some problematic genitive constructions in these dialects

On the Indo-European genitive suffix *<i>-e/o</i>