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Title in English: Syntactic terms in Russian and Czech languages: a comparative aspect (based on selected terms) The monography is devoted to a comparative analysis of Russian and Czech syntactic terms related to systems of terms Syntagma, Syntactic relation and Members of the sentence. The work examines the principles and problems of comparative terminology, describes some unsolved problems of modern terminology. The study describes the differences in the meaning and functioning of the selected syntactic terms in the syntactic works of Russian and Czech linguists. A detailed analysis of individual syntactic phenomena and categories indicates their complexity and diversity, helps the development of syntactic theory. The monography is intended for Czech Russianists, Russian Bohemians, translators and everyone who is faced with this problematics.

The multi-author book New Russian and Slavic Phraseology examines the diversity of the phraseological dynamics in modern Slavic languages. The authors analysed new processes, such as the emergence of new phraseological units, various changes in invariants of phrasemes and paroemias with reference to phraseological modelling, reactualization of the phraseological corpus elements in Slavic languages in new social climate. The authors studied new processes in modern phraseology in Russian, Ukrainian, Belarusian, Polish, Czech, Slovak, Slovenian, Bulgarian and Macedonian languages, and also used facts from other European languages to complement their analyses.