- Verba dicendi and related etyma in Dravidian and Altaic 5.1. Etyma with initial vowels (i-, e-, u-, o-, a-) and root-final stops, affricates, nasals and glides.2010 | Faculty of Arts
- Verba dicendi and related etyma in Dravidian and Altaic2005 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Verba dicendi and related etyma in Dravidian and Altaic 4.2.2009 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Verba dicendi and related etyma in Dravidian and Altaic 3.1. Etyma with initial labials (p-, b-, f-, v-, m-)2006 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Verba dicendi and related etyma in Dravidian and Altaic 4.1. Etyma with initial dentals (t-, d-, n-)2008 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Verba dicendi and related etyma in Dravidian and Altaic 3.2. Etyma with initial labials (p-, b-, f-, v-, m-) and root-final liquids and retroflex stops2007 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Reported speech2016 | Faculty of Education
- What do the characters in novels do while speaking? (dit-il en souriant) A typology of the gerund constructions accompanying verba dicendi introducing direct speech2009 | Faculty of Arts
- Verba dicendi and related etyma in Dravidian and Altaic 2. Etyma with initial velars2004 | Faculty of Arts
- Verba dicendi and related etyma in Dravidian and Altaic (Etyma with initial sibilants or affricates)2003 | Faculty of Arts
- Evidentiality in Czech and Spanish: A contrastive cognitively-based study of the reportative particles prý and dizque2023 | Faculty of Arts
- Reported Speech/Thought in Spoken Czech as an Object of Corpus Research2017 | Faculty of Arts
- The New Testament translated by the Slovak exiled poet Karol Strmeň (1954)2023 | Faculty of Arts