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Oikonyma and Anoikonyma in Rokycany
KUDIELKOVÁ, Kristýna
The aim of the bachelor thesis is a summary and analysis of current files of the local and place names in the town of Rokycany and its surrounding areas. The material used was obtained by field research that was carried out in several villages in the district of Rokycany. The work includes delimitation and characteristics of the researched territory, a description of typical characteristic features of the local and place names, its categorisation and analysis of the gathered material.
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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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Distribution of Prepositions na, v and do in Place Names of Present-Day Czech
Vasko, Vojtěch ; Lehečková, Eva (advisor) ; Chromý, Jan (referee)
This bachelor thesis deals with the system of distribution of prepositions na, v and do in toponyms, which is an issue that has not been systematically described in any scientific work yet. At the beginning of the work hypotheses, which I have determined on the basis of literature, are stated; then a description of a fieldwork, by which I was trying to verify those hypotheses, follows. A result of the work then consists in a comparison of the obtained data with hypotheses and in a description of the determined system of distribution of investigated prepositions in toponyms.
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Association Function of Proper Names in Literature
Dvořáková, Žaneta
According to our definition the association function refers to real persons/places or persons/places known from literature or cultural tradition. Names with the association function do not have to be identical with referential names, they can be only similar to them. The guiding principle of the association function is understanding of allusion, finding the relation between literary character (and her/his name) and the person who had been the pre-image of the character. There are four basic naming situations: 1) the real person (or place) has her/his true name in literature; 2) a fictive name is given to the real person (or place) found in literature; 3) the fictive character (or place) has a true name of someone else known from the real world; 4) the fictive character is called by a fictive name. All names make an important part of the text structure, they do not exist separate. That is why it is necessary to analyse names in the context of the whole piece of art.
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