Classes
- Languages of EuropeABO400885 | Faculty of Arts
- The peoples of Europe – their origins, histories, contacts +1ABO501000 | Faculty of Arts
- The formation of Europe and its nationsABO700172 | Faculty of Arts
- The Formation of Europe and its Nations (Department)AHIST312 | Faculty of Arts
- Words Around Us- The Mystery of their Origins and Histories (Department)AART325 | Faculty of Arts
- Etymology +1ABO100215 | Faculty of Arts
- Historical Background of Contemporary Czech Morphology (2nd cycle - group A) +1ABO100228 | Faculty of Arts
- Selected Chapters from Etymology +1ABO100444 | Faculty of Arts
- History of Czech LanguageABO100530 | Faculty of Arts
- Introduction to the Historical Development of CzechABO100824 | Faculty of Arts
Publications
- New perspectives on the Early Slavs and the rise of Slavic: Contact and migrations2020 | Faculty of Arts
- The oldest West Slavonic borrowings from Germanic +12022 | Faculty of Arts
- Folk Etymology2022 | Faculty of Arts
- I - You, We - Them: The Human Indovidual as a Social Being2022 | Faculty of Arts
- The Dawn of Czech2021 | Faculty of Arts
- Is Old Czech hlahol a Church Slavonicism?2021 | Faculty of Arts
- Hlásková změna a slova onomatopoického původu2021 | Faculty of Arts
- On the language situation in the Czech lands after the arrival of the Slavs2020 | Faculty of Arts
- On the question of the multilingualism in the Czech territory after the arrival of the Slavs (6th-7th cent.)2020 | Faculty of Arts
- Linguistic comments on Curta's making of the Slavs2020 | Faculty of Arts
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