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The diminutive nouns and their expressivity in Old Czech Passional
Hanzová, Barbora
The article deals with diminutive nouns in the oldest Czech manuscript of Passional from the 14th century (sign. Man III D 44, PasMuzA): creating diminutives, expressivity on lexical and stylistic level, expressive symptom meliorative and pejorative and intensity of expression.
Suffix -iný in the Old and Middle Czech Language
Chybová, Barbora
This paper is aimed at the problem of the existence and (non)productivity of the suffix -iný in old and middle Czech language. Although the suffix -iný represents one of the systemic members of the group of possessive adjectival endings -óv, -in, -ový, -iný, other possibilities of interpretation of this conclusion are being examined.
Old Czech manucript as a source of meta language information?
Jamborová, Martina
In a legal manuscript from the second half of the 15th century, notes are found related to specific linguistic phenomena in the manuscript, especially to phonetic, morphological, lexical and syntactic features. These old metalinguistic notes correspond with the present knowledge of the development of the Czech language, but also bring some new additional findings.
Several Comments on Dating of the Old Czech Translation of so-called Martimiani Chronicle
Šimek, Štěpán
The article deals with the problem of dating of the Old Czech translation of so-called Martimiani Chronicle. On the basis of the philological analysis and comparison of historical resources, it is concluded that the text was most probably translated in 1400 or soon after; nevertheless, a later translation (in 1403 or even in 1408) is also conceivable.
The vocabulary of the Old Czech Výklad na evangelium Matoušovo by Nicholas of Lyra in the context of the second redaction of the Old Czech Bible translation
Pytlíková, Markéta
This paper describes a research of the vocabulary of Výklad na evangelium Matoušovo, an Old Czech manuscript from the beginning of the 15th century (containing a translation of the commentary on the Gospel of Matthew by Nicholas of Lyra and a translation of the Gospel itself) and its relation to the second redaction translation of the Old Czech Bible.
On selected names of fish in Glossarius of Claretus
Voleková, Kateřina
The article focuses on the Old Czech names of marine and river fish in the dictionary Glossarius of Claretus.
Dialectical Terminology of the Joinery in the Town of Rájec-Jestřebí
Konečná, Sabina
The item deals with the dialectical terminology of the joinery in the town of Rájec-Jestřebí. The local dialect belongs to the so called “mountain type” of the South-Central Moravian dialects. The examined dialectical terminology is divided into following semantic areas: activities, machines, products and their parts, wood joining, materials and tools. The terminology of the joinery in Rájec-Jestřebí has not been described in detail so far. The linguistic analysis shows that a great part of the local terms is unique, they are not found anywhere else. Most terms are of German origin. Dialectical terminology is a part of the vocabulary that quickly disappears, therefore it can be concluded that the collected dialectical terms are very valuable.
Some phonetic phenomena in the Czech baroque printed work Gruntovní počátek mathematického umění (1734)
Štefková, Marta
The paper aims to analyse four phonetic phenomena in a baroque handbook for surveyors called Gruntovní počátek mathematického umění (1734). The findings indicate that diphthong ou- (< ú) prevails, diphtong ej (< ý) and vowel í (< é) are frequent, but prothetic v- is unique.

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