documents, or borrowed from other Slavic languages, and created neologisms. Many of his words became a permanent part of the language. Jungmannova Street and Jungmannovo náměstí (Jungmann's Square) in Prague are named after him; the square contains a large statue of Jungmann. There is also a Jungmannova Street named for him in the Petržalka district of Bratislava, Slovakia. Literature Antibohemia, 1814 Historie literatury české aneb Soustavný přehled spisů českých, s krátkou historií národu, osvícení a jazyka, 1825 History of Czech Literature, or Systematic Survey of Czech Writings, with a Short History of the Nation, Enlightenment and Language, 1825 Krok Nepředsudečné mínění o české prozódii, 1804 O jazyku českém, 1806 On the Czech Language, 1806 O klasičnosti literatury a důležitosti její On Classical Literature and Its Importance Oldřich a Božena, 1806 Rozmlouvání o jazyku českém Talks on the Czech Language Slovesnost aneb Sbírka příkladů s krátkým pojednáním o slohu, 1820 Slovník česko-německý, 1834-1839 (5 dílů) Czech-German Dictionary, 1834-1839 (5 editions) Slovo ke statečnému a blahovzdělanému Bohemariusovi, 1814 Zápisky, 1871 Notes, 1871 Biographies Emanuel Chalupný: Jungmann, Prague 1909 Julius Dolanský: Jungmannův odkaz (Z dějin české slovesnosti), Prague 1948 References 1773 births 1847 deaths 18th-century Bohemian people 19th-century Czech people 18th-century linguists 19th-century linguists 18th-century Bohemian poets 19th-century Czech poets Linguists from the Czech Republic Czech language activists Czech lexicographers Czech male poets People from Beroun District 19th-century male writers Language reformers 18th-century male writers Burials at Olšany Cemetery German Bohemian people