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I´m looking for Ancestors in the Czech Lands or how to become a successfull Genealogist
Spinková, Stanislava
In recent years, the number of people who are searching for their roots and compiling their pedigree is rising. They discover the names of their own direct ancestors, where they lived, what kind of work they were doing... Sometimes they are compiling a pedigree of famous personalities, actors, writers, artists. People compose also family chronicles or chronicles of the inhabitants of one houshold, a farmhouse where ancestors lived for some time. The motifs may be dissimilar: someone wants to get acquainted with the history of an ordinary person, another decides to compose a pedigree for their own children. Gathering information about ancestors brings family members closer together, intensifying communication between the elderly and the young.
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Vrátný Černý na dovolené v Deštném: about nouns with the adjective form
Spinková, Stanislava
The paper deals with Czech nouns which are formal adjectives. There are f. e. names of persons (f. e. vrátný, pokojská), types of meat or drinks (f. e. kuřecí, plzeňské), names of biological families (psovití, hřibovité) etc. ranked among these nouns and some surnames (f. e. Černý) or geographic names (f. e. Deštné) as well. They are formed by adjectival suffixes and declined as adjectives
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