- Etymology. IV2004 | Faculty of Medicine in Hradec Králové
- Czech etymologies2009 | Faculty of Arts
- Folk etymology in Czech2009 | Faculty of Arts
- Some notes on the folk etymology2007 | Faculty of Arts
- Slovak etymological dictionary2018 | Faculty of Arts
- A Renewed manual of etymology2008 | Faculty of Arts
- Folk Etymology2022 | Faculty of Arts
- Czech etymological dictionary2015 | Faculty of Arts
- On the etymology of the Latin adjective feber2013 | Faculty of Arts
- On some lesser known examples of 'folk etymology'2005 | Faculty of Arts
- Isidor of Sevilla, Etymologies XIX-XX2009 | Faculty of Arts
- An explosive etymology2015 | Faculty of Arts
- On the false homonymy in Slavonic etymology2015 | Faculty of Arts
- On the etymology of PIE *dhlgh 'to woe' or 'to claim'2007 | Faculty of Arts
- Etymology of Town Names2011 | Faculty of Education
- Once again on the etymology of Sovijus2006 | Faculty of Arts
- The Sudeta Mountains in the Light of Etymology2020 | Faculty of Education
- Ludmila Stěpanova: Etymological Dictionary of Czech Phraseology2023 | Faculty of Arts
- On the Etymology of German Rune Words2016 | Faculty of Arts
- The etymology of the Lamprey nomenclature in Czech and the other European languages2009 | Faculty of Education
- Review of the Dictionary o Romani language2020 | Faculty of Arts
- Authenticity: etymology, history of the concept and the aspects of human relations2020 | Faculty of Education
- Motivation and folk etymology in Czech and Finnish toponyms containing the colour terms for BLACK and WHITE (Worshop Folk etymology in proper names)2022 | Faculty of Arts
- Historical Roots of Czech Sign Language - Etymology of Signs2018 | Faculty of Arts
- Contribution to the concept of polypharmacy I. Etymological notes and characteristics2022 | Faculty of Pharmacy in Hradec Králové
- Czech names of organisms from an etymological point of view - tasks for pupils2023 | Faculty of Science
- Czech place names containing the words "draha" and "dráha" in the perspective of (folk) etymology2018 | Faculty of Arts
- Three Dravidian and Altaic etymologies - 'to shrink, contract; to leave, abandon; to grind, pound'2014 | Faculty of Arts
- Colour Terms in the Czech Sign Language and Their Etymology2016 | Faculty of Arts
- Czech Etymological Dictionary2001 | Faculty of Arts