have long been pointed out in it by sound criticism, spread among the Bohemian people beyond measure : to which the simple style in which it is written contributed not a little.
to take,pojati (see ist conj., 4th class).
for, do, prep, governing gen.
chronicle, kronika, s.f.
a multitude, množství.
fable, bajka (insert e before k in gen. plur.).
invention, fancy, smyšlenka.
a thing, věc, s.f.
untrue, nepravdivý.
groundless, nedůvodný.
not in any way, nikterak.
it was impossible, nelze; used as an impersonal.
a sure historical source, bez- pečný pramen historický.
to be like, podobali se.
work, dílo, s.n.
more, vice.
some, nějaký.
amusing, zábavný.
reading, cleni, neut. verbal subst.
than, než.
history, dějepis, m. (lit. the writ- ing of what is done).
instructive, poučný, fr. po and uč; same root as in učili, to teach, nauka, s.f. learning, science. The idea devel-
oped in the Slavonic word for ' learning' is to get used to a thing.
moreover, nad to (lit. upon this).
to describe, vypisovali, 6th conj., from ?y,out,andji>2.r, to write, ovalí being the infin. suffix. The majority of verbs in the 6th conj. are formed from nouns.
each, každý.
event, udalosí, s.f, 5th declen. as a chronicler: use adverbial
form, kronikářsky; and cf.
such expressions as mluvili
česky, to speak Bohemian
(see p. 57). separately, o 'sobě, by itself; lit.
concerning itself, without, bez.
connexion, spojitost, s.f. Cf.
spoj-iti, to unite, with, s. the rest, jiný. yet, preče.
in spite of, or over and above, přes. Here the form prese must be used on account of the next word beginning with two consonants.
