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To the development of the verb opposition of -ěti and -iti
Chybová, Barbora
This paper is aimed at the verb doublets of -ěti and -iti (the third and the fourth infinitive class case), that means the deadjective verbs that reflects the opposition of the intransitivity (the process of receiving qualities, černět) and transitivity (the process of giving qualities, černit). This opposition is observed in its development from the old Czech language to the modern one, with its emphasis on the Czech language of the 16th – 18th century.
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Diminutive suffixes
ŠMEJKALOVÁ, Svatava
This thesis deals with the process of diminutive alteration in Italian language. The alteration is the process which creates diminutives mainly from nouns, but also from another parts of speech. It is a highly productive tool for word formation in Italian and in Czech language too. The thesis is divided into two parts - theoretical and practical one. In the first part, the term of diminutive alteration is defined, using the specialized literature, and the process of formation of diminutives in Italian is also described in this part. One part compares the formation of diminutives in Italian and in Czech language. The second part deals with the analysis of a sample of Italian diminutives. The analysis concentrates on the productivity of suffixes, on a characterization of basis and their combination. There is a description of the behaviour of the suffixes and there are introduced the examples of use of the diminutives and their meaning. The aim of the thesis is to find characteristic qualities and behaviour of the diminutive suffixes and to describe the process of alteration.
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The Minor Place-Names in the Cadastral Area Vlhlavy and Malé Chrášťany
KUNEŠ, Václav
This bachelor thesis deals with minor?place names, which means names of uninhabited natural objects and phenomena in the landscape that include names of waters, shapes of the earth?s surface segmentation, grounds and waysides. The aim of the work is to collect the minor?place names in the cadastral area of Vlhlavy and Malé Chrášťany that represent the local parts of the municipality Sedlec in the district of České Budějovice. These names are collected from written sources and from interviews with witnesses in both villages. The collected material is organized into a dictionary that analyses the derivational structure and the semantic motivation of each name. The complex of names is also classified three ways according to various criteria. The aim of the bachelor thesis is to complete the material of minor?place names from the area where the inventory of the Topographic Commission of the Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences in 1979 didn?t collect the appropriate complex of names, and to contribute partially to the Czech toponymic research.
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