In the period 1951-1967 (the Prague period), Zvelebil published about 350 works which were mostly written in Czech. These consist of papers, newspaper articles, lectures, translations from Tamil and Malayalam literature into the Czech language, and a few monographs. A selection of seventeen English papers of this period was reprinted in Tamulica et Dravidica: a selection of papers on Tamil and Dravidian linguistics (Prague 1998). None of these early publications is included; they are listed in the appendix to his valedictory lecture Long-range linguistic comparisons: the case of Dravidian (Utrecht 1991, pp. 9-33) and in Tamulica et Dravidica (Prague 1998, pp. 257-277). A second collection of reprints is found in Nilgiri areal studies (Prague 2001). This volume includes three articles and one review from the Prague period (translated from the Czech into English), twenty-five articles and reviews written after 1967 (which are listed), and three articles, one review and an introduction of twenty pages which were written by Zvelebil especially for this bundle.

1968 Introducing Tamil literature, Madras: International Association of Tamil Research.
– “Systematic innovations in spoken Tamil.” In: J.C. Heesterman e.a. (eds), Pratidānam: Indian, Iranian and Indo-European studies presented to Franciscus Bernardus Jacobus Kuiper, on his sixtieth birthday, The Hague [etc.], pp. 333-338.
– “An introduction to the comparative study of Dravidian, part II: Comparative phonology: consonants 1.” ArO 36: 252-294. – Part I (Introduction. Vowels) was published in ArO 33 (1965): 367-396.
– “Iruḷa: a South Dravidian language.” New Orient Bimonthly 1968: 94-95. – reprinted in: Nilgiri areal studies, Prague 2001, pp. 163-167.
1969 “Tamil.” In: T.A. Sebeok (ed.), Current trends in linguistics, vol. 5: Linguistics in South Asia, The Hague, pp. 343-371.
– Review of: T. Burrow and M.B. Emeneau, A Dravidian etymological dictionary: supplement, London 1968. American Anthropologist 71,5: 996-997.
– Review of: X.S. Thani Nayagam, Landscape and poetry: a study of nature in classical Tamil poetry, 2nd ed., New York 1966. IIJ 11,4: 306-307.
– Review with B.E.F. Beck of: K. Kailasapathy, Tamil heroic poetry, Oxford 1968. JAS 29: 184-186.
1970 Comparative Dravidian phonology, The Hague [etc.] (Janua linguarum, Series practica, 80).
– “The language of the earliest Tamil inscriptions.” In: K. Zvelebil & J. Vacek, Introduction to the historical grammar of the Tamil language, Prague, pp. 9-102.
– “From proto-South Dravidian to Malayalam.” ArO 38: 45-67.
– Review of: N. Kumaraswami Raja and K. Doraswamy, Conversational Tamil, Annamalai-nagar 1966. ArO 38: 502-503.
– Review with Arlene R.K. Zide of: Asko Parpola et al., Decipherment of the proto-Dravidian inscriptions of the Indus Valley civilization: a first announcement, Copenhagen 1969. IIJ 12,2: 126-134.
– “Translation of Tolkāppiyam: a project of prof. Kamil Zvelebil.” JTS 2,2,2 (Oct 1970): 1-6.
– Review with Arlene R.K. Zide of: Yu.V. Knorozov, Predvaritel’noe soobščenie ob issledovanii proto-indijskix tekstov [Preliminary Report on the Investigation of the Proto-Indian Script], Moskva 1965 ; of: Yu.V. Knorozov, Proto-Indica: 1968, Moscow 1968; of: Asko Parpola et al., Decipherment of the Proto-Dravidian Inscriptions of the Indus Civilization, Copenhagen 1969; of: Asko Parpola et al., Progress in the Decipherment of the Proto-Dravidian Indus Script, Copenhagen 1969; and of: Asko Parpola et al., Further Progress in the Indus Script Decipherment, Copenhagen 1970. Language 46,4: 952-968.
1971 “From proto-South Dravidian to Old Tamil & Malayalam.” In: Proceedings of the second international conference seminar of Tamil studies, vol. 1, Madras, pp. 54-72.
– “Iruḷa vowels.” IIJ 13,2: 113-122. – reprinted in: Nilgiri areal studies, Prague 2001, pp. 169-178.
– “Discovering the literary wealth of the Tamils.” International Herald Tribune, August 10.
– “The present tense morph in Tamil.” JAOS 91,3: 442-445.
– (Anonymously), “Nĕmé písmo” (The silent script), “Záhadní Drávidové” (Mysterious Dravidians), “Starotamilská kultura” (Ancient Tamil culture), three chapters in Moudrost a umĕní starých Indu (The wisdom and the arts of ancient Indians, in Czech), Odeon, Praha, pp. 26-30, 30-38, 199-213.
– Review of: T. Burrow and M.B. Emeneau, A Dravidian etymological dictionary: supplement, London 1968. IIJ 13,2: 152-154.
– Review of: M.S. Andronov, A standard grammar of modern and classical Tamil, Madras 1969. Lingua 28,3: 290-299.
1972 “The descent of the Dravidians.” IJDL 1: 57-63.
– “A new model.” IJDL 1: 98-111.
– “Dravidian case-suffixes: attempt at a reconstruc­tion.” JAOS 92,2: 272-276.
– “Tolkāppiyam: introduct. note and transl. of chapters I-III of Eḻuttatikāram.” JTS 1: 43-60.
– “Tolkāppiyam: transl. of chapters IV-VI of Eḻuttatikāram.” JTS 2: 13-29.
– “Initial plosives in Dravidian.” Lingua 30: 216-226.
– “Tamil.” South Asian Digest of Regional Writing 1: 56-65.
– Review of: Thomas A. Sebeok (ed.), Current trends in linguistics, vol. 5: Linguistics in South Asia, The Hague 1969. Lingua 30: 79-88.
1973 The Iruḷa language, Wiesbaden (Neuindische Studien 2).
– The poets of the powers, London.
– The smile of Murugan: on Tamil literature of South India, Leiden.
– “The so-called ‘Dravidian’ of the Indus inscriptions.” In: Compte-rendu de la troisième conférence internationale [de l’] Association internationale des études tamoules [tenue a Paris, 15-18 juillet 1970], Pondichéry, pp. 32-41.
– “Problèmes fondamentaux de phonologie et morphologie des langues dravidiennes.” BEFEO 60: 1-48.
– “The earliest account of the Tamil academies.” IIJ 15,2: 109-135.
– “New voices in Tamil poetry.” Indian Literature 16,1/2: 153-163.
– “Tolkāppiyam: chapter VII of Eḻuttatikāram.” JTS 3: 17-27.
– “Tolkāppiyam: chapter VIII of Eḻuttatikāram.” JTS 4: 13-23.
– Review of: R.E. Asher and R. Radhakrishnan, A Tamil prose reader, Cambridge 1971. JAOS 93: 118-119.
– Review of: V. Kumaraswami Raja, Post-nasal voiceless plosives in Dravidian, Annamalai-nagar 1969. JAOS 93: 119-120.
– Review of: S. Agesthyalingom and S.V. Shanmugam, The language of Tamil inscriptions 1250-1350 A.D., Annamalainagar 1970. JAOS 93: 297-300.
– Review of: S. Agesthialingom and N. Kumaraswami Raja (eds), Dravidian Linguistics: proceedings of the seminar on comparative Dravidian held at the Annamalai University, Annamalainagar, Jan. 11-14, 1968, Annamalainagar 1969. IIJ 15: 75-78.
– Review of: International Journal of Dravidian Linguistics 1,1, Jan. 1972. IIJ 15: 78-80.
1974 Tamil Literature, Wiesbaden (A History of Indian Literature 10,1).
– “Dravidian languages.” In: Encyclopaedia Britannica (15th ed.), pp. 989-992.
– “Dravidian and Elamite: a real break-through?” JAOS 94: 384-385.
– “Tolkāppiyam: chapter IX, Eḻuttatikāram.” JTS 5: 34-36.
– “Religion in modern Tamil fiction.” South Asian Digest of Regional Writing 3: 91-105.
1975 Tamil Literature, Leiden-Köln (Handbuch der Orientalistik 2,2,1).
– “Tolkāppiyam: chapter IX of Eḻuttatikāram.” JTS 7: 62-66.
– “Tolkāppiyam: chapter IX of Eḻuttatikāram.” JTS 8: 8-11.
– “Word borrowing and word-making in modern South Asian languages: Tamil.” South Asian Digest of Regional Writing 4: 86-97.
– Review of: S.Ja. Dzenit, Z.N. Petruniceva, N.V. Gurov, Telugu-russkij slovar, Moskva 1969. Linguistics 162: 57-8.
1976 With Arlene R.K. Zide (eds), The Soviet decipherment of the Indus Valley script: translation and critique, The Hague-Paris (Janua Linguarum 156).
– “A guide to Murukaṉ.” JTS 9: 1-22.
– “A guide to Murukan, intr. and transl.” JTS 10: 140-155.
– Review of: Albertina Gaur (ed.), Catalogue of Malayalam books in the British museum, London 1971. IIJ 18: 112-113.
– Review of: S.V. Shanmugam, Dravidian nouns, Annamalainagar 1971. IIJ 18: 113-114.
1977 On the Todas, lecture for the Indo-Dutch Society, Den Haag, 12 Jan. 1977.
– A sketch of comparative Dravidian morphology, part I: Nouns and adjectives, The Hague-Paris-New York (Janua Linguarum 180).
– Tamil literature, lecture in Studium Generale, Groningen RU, 9 March 1977.
– “Vaḷḷi and Murugan: a Dravidian myth.” IIJ 19: 227-246.
– “A guide to Murukan, Intr. and transl.” JTS 11: 82-105.
– “Shaktic features of Aruṇakiri’s bhakti.” South Asian Digest of Regional Writing 6: 85-96.
– “The beginnings of bhakti in South India.” Temenos 13: 223-257.
– Review of: G.L. Hart, The poems of ancient Tamil, Berkeley 1975. JAOS 97,2: 253-254.
– Review of: T. Burrow and S. Bhattacharya, The Pengo language, London 1970. IIJ 19: 287-288.
1978 Aruṇakiriyiṉ pāṭalkaḷil cakti vaḻipāṭu, Cuḍar (Cuṭar) (Malar 23), pp. 119-132.
– “Kumāratantra (1).” ALB 42: 167-220. – Continued in ALB 46 (1982): 31-42.
– “Skanda-Murugan.” JTS 13: 1-11.
– “Tolkāppiyam: Collatikāram: morphology syntax.” JTS 13: 79-86.
– “Compromise not possible.” South Asian digest of regional writing 7 [1983]: 16-24.
– Review of: J.V. Kinnier Wilson, Indo-Sumerian, Oxford 1974. JRAS 110: 211-214.
– Review of: X.S. Thani Nayagam et F. Gros (eds), Compte-rendu de la troisième conférence internationale [de l’] Association internationale des études tamoules [tenue a Paris, 15-18 juillet 1970] , Pondichéry 1974. ZDMG 128: 385-388.
1979 The Iruḷa (Ëṟla) language II, Wiesbaden (Neuindische Studien 6).
– I maestri dei poteri. I Siddha tamil dell’India, Roma. – In Italian.
– “The honey-gathering skills of a Nilgiri tribe.” Anthropos 74: 577-581. – reprinted in: Nilgiri areal studies, Prague 2001, pp. 193-200.
– “The nature of sacred power in Old Tamil texts.” AO 40: 157-192.
– “Irula riddles.” BSOAS 42,2: 361-368. – reprinted in: Nilgiri areal studies, Prague 2001, pp. 179-192.
– “‘Elephant language’ of the mahouts of Mudumalai wildlife sanctuary.” JAOS 99,4: 675-676. – reprinted in: Nilgiri areal studies, Prague 2001, pp. 283-286.
– “The ideological basis of the Siddha search for immortality.” South Asian digest of regional writing 8 [1983]: 1-9.
1980 Working with the Nilgiri tribes, lecture Ethnographische Vereniging, Delft, 24 January 1980.
– De tempels van Zuid-India, lezing voor de Ethnographische Vereniging, Delft, 3 September 1980.
– “The Vaḷḷi-Murugan myth: its development.” IIJ 22: 113-135.
– “A plea for Nilgiri areal studies.” IJDL 9: 1-22. – reprinted in: Nilgiri areal studies, Prague 2001, pp. 361-379.
– “Dravidisches Erzählgut.” In: Enzyklopädie des Märchens 3,2/3: 841-851.
1981 Tiru Murugan, Madras.
– “Problems of identification and classification of some Nilgiri tribes.” Anthropos 76: 467-528. – reprinted in: Nilgiri areal studies, Prague 2001, pp. 39-107.
– “Tolkappiyam Collatikaram, pt. II–morphology –syntax.” JTS 20: 5-14.
1982 The Iruḷa (Ëṟla) language III: Irula lore, texts and translations, Wiesbaden (Neuindische Studien 9).
– “The ‘tenseless’ verb of Jēnu Kuṟumba.” IJDL 11: 184-190. – reprinted in: Nilgiri areal studies, Prague 2001, pp. 287-293.
– “Bëṭṭu Kuṟumba: first report on a tribal language.” JAOS 102,3: 523-527. – reprinted in: Nilgiri areal studies, Prague 2001, pp. 295-304.
– “Kumāratantra (2): chapters 3 and 4.” ALB 46: 31-42. – Continued from ALB 42 (1978): 220.
1983 “The spiritual father of the IATR.” In: Tamiḻāram: tributes to father Thani Nayagam, Jaffna, pp. 41-42.
– “Irula place-names: a contribution to the toponomy of the Nilgiris.” IJDL 12.1: 46-59. – reprinted in: Nilgiri areal studies, Prague 2001, pp. 201-212.
– “Beginnings of the history of Dravidian civilizations in South India.” JTS 23: 17-25.
1984 The lord of the meeting rivers: devotional poems of Basavaṇṇa, transl. from Kannada into English, New Delhi.
– “Mythologie der Tamilen und anderer drawidisch sprechenden Völker.” In: H.W. Haussig (Hrsg.), Wörterbuch der Mythologie, Band 5: Götter und Mythen des indischen Subkontinents, Stuttgart, pp. 827-950.
– “Dravidian linguistics today.” Journal of Asian Studies (Madras) 2,1: 1-40.
– Review of: A. Irāmakiruṭṭiṇaṉ, Akattiṇai māntar – ōr āyvu, Madurai 1982. JSAL 19,1: 231-233.
1985 Ānanda-tāṇḍava of Śiva-Sadānṛttamūrti: the development of the concept of Āṭavallāṉ-Kūttaperumāṉaṭikaḷ in the South Indian textual and iconographic tradition , Madras.
– Two Tamil folk narratives, lecture, Hebrew University, Jerusalem, 4 June 1985.
– The philosophy of Tamil Siddhas, lecture, Hebrew University, Jerusalem, 6 June 1985.
– “Word-borrowing and word-making in modern South Asian languages: Tamil.” In: I. Fodor and C. Hagège (eds), Language reform: history and future, Hamburg, vol. 3, pp. 431-440.
– “Recent attempts at the decipherment of the Indus Valley script and language (1965-1980): a critique.” In: N. Karashima (ed.), Indus Valley to Mekong Delta: explorations in epigraphy, Madras, pp. 151-187.
– “Tamil and Japanese: are they related? The hypothesis of Susumo Ohno.” BSOAS 48,1: 116-120.
– “Prolegomena to early Tamil literary history: Palkāyam-Palkāppiyam-Palkāppiyappuranaṭai.” IJDL 14,2: 311-315.
– “The body in Nilgiri tribal languages: a contribution to areal linguistic studies.”JAOS 105,4: 653-674. – reprinted in: Nilgiri areal studies, Prague 2001, pp. 389-430.
– “A note on early history of Dravidology.” JTS 27: 1-13.
– “Tolkāppiyam: Collatikāram, part II, chapter III: on case syncretism.” JTS 28: 67-80.
– Review of: David W. McAlphin, Proto-Elamo-Dravidian, Philadelphia 1981. JAOS 105,2: 364-372.
1986 Literary conventions in Akam poetry, Madras.
– “The first six novels in Tamil.” JTS 30: 1-14.
– “Brief prolegomena to early Tamil literary history: Iṟaiyaṉār, Tarumi, Nakkīrar.” JRAS 118: 59-67.
1987 Two Tamil folktales: the story of King Mataṉakāma, the story of the peacock Rāvaṇa, translated from the Tamil, Delhi-Paris.
– “The sound of the one hand.” JAOS 107,1: 125-126.
– “The term ‘Tamil’.” Journal of the Institute of Asian Studies 4,2: 1-10. – Also published in IJDL 15,1 (Jan 1986) p. 1-10.
– “A devadāsī as the author of a Tamil novel.” Journal of the Institute of Asian Studies 5,1: 153-155.
– Review of: D.B. Kapp, Ālu kuṟumbaru Nāyan: the language of the Ālu kuṟumbas: grammar, texts, dictionary, [ Ālu kuṟumbaru Nāyan: die Sprache der Ālu kuṟumbas: Grammatik, Texte, Wörterbuch], Wiesbaden 1982. Mundus 23,2: 200-202. – reprinted in: Nilgiri areal studies, Prague 2001, pp. 448-449.
1988 The Irulas of the Blue Mountains, Syracuse (Foreign and Comparative Studies, South Asian Series 13).
– Recent surprises in South Asian studies, voordracht Kalāpa, 3 February 1988.
– With Marek Zvelebil: “Agricultural transition and Indo-european dispersals.” Antiquity 62: 574-583.
– “Jēnu Kuṟumba: brief report on a “tribal” language of the Nilgiri area.” JAOS 108,2: 297-301. – reprinted in: Nilgiri areal studies, Prague 2001, pp. 305-312.
– “Rāvaṇa the Great in modern Tamil fiction.” JRAS 120,1: 126-134.
– “A case of misinterpretation: Aiṅkuṟunūṟu 89.” JTS 33: 1-4.
– Review of: D.B. Kapp, Ālu kuṟumbaru Nāyan: die Sprache der Ālu kuṟumbas: Grammatik, Texte, Wörterbuch, Wiesbaden 1982. IJDL 17,1 (1988): 152-159. – reprinted in: Nilgiri areal studies, Prague 2001, pp. 450-457.
1989 Classical Tamil prosody: an introduction, Madras.
– “Some Tamil folklore texts: Muttupattaṉ katai, Kāttavarāyaṉ kataippāṭal, Paḻaiyaṉūr Nīli.” JRAS 121,2: 290-303.
– With Marek Zvelebil: “Archaeology and language: Colin Renfrew.” Scottish Archaeological Review 6: 122-125.
– Review of: A. Hiltebeitel, The cult of Draupadī: mythologies from Gingee to Kurukṣetra, Chicago 1988. JRAS 121,2: 357-360.
1990 Dravidian linguistics: an introduction, Pondicherry (Pondicherry Institute of Linguistics and Culture publication 3).
– “The dimension of orality in Tamil literature.” In: M. Offredi (ed.), Language versus dialect: linguistic and literary essays on Hindi, Tamil, and Sarnami, New Delhi, pp. 127-169.
– “The cat in Irula culture: an Irula creation myth.” Anthropos 85: 165-170. – reprinted in: Nilgiri areal studies, Prague 2001, pp. 213-221.
– “Tamil ar̤ukku: Iṟula ökku ; Tamil ar̤rukku: Iṟula öggu:: a contribution to the development of proto-Dravidian *-r̤-.” IJDL 19,1: 102-106. – Also publ. in ArO 59,3 (1991): 221-224 and reprinted in: Nilgiri areal studies, Prague 2001, pp. 223-226.
– “The language of the Shōlegas, Nilgiri area, South India.” JAOS 110: 417-433. – reprinted in: Nilgiri areal studies, Prague 2001, pp. 313-343.
– “Creation and origin myths of some Nilgiri tribes.” Temenos 26: 159-171. – reprinted in: Nilgiri areal studies, Prague 2001, pp. 431-444.
– Translator: The story of my life: an autobiography of U.V. Swaminatha Iyer, Madras. – transl. from the Tamil.
– With Marek Zvelebil: “Agricultural transition, ‘Indo-European origins’ and the spread of farming.” In: T.L. Markey and J.A.C. Greppin (eds), When worlds collide, Ann Arbor, pp. 237-266.
– “Tamilská nová poezie.” Nový Orient 7: 199.
– “Dévadásí v tamilské literatuře.” Nový Orient 10: 300.
– Review of: P.E. Hockings, Counsel from the ancients: a study of Badaga proverbs, prayers , omens and curses, Berlin 1988, Anthropos 85: 235-237.
– Review of: George L. Hart and Hank Heifetz, The forest book of the Rāmāyaṇa of Kampaṉ, Berkely 1988. JRAS (New Series) 122: 187-189.
1991 Long-range linguistic comparisons: the case of Dravidian, Utrecht: Department of Indology. – Valedictory lecture Utrecht University, 5 September 1990.
– Tamil traditions on Subrahmaṇya-Murugan, Madras.
– “Nejlaskavější z učitelů, [The kindest of teachers …].” In: Vincenc Lesný a česká indologie, Praha, pp. 61-69.
– “Tamil ar̤ukku: Iṟula ökku ; Tamil ar̤rukku: Iṟula öggu: a contribution to the development of Proto-Dravidian *-r̤-.” ArO 59,3: 221-224. – reprinted in: Nilgiri areal studies, Prague 2001, pp. 223-226.
– “Comments on the Tolkāppiyam theory of literature.” ArO 59,4: 345-359.
– “Long-range language comparisons in new models of language development: the case of Dravidian.” PILC Journal of Dravidic Studies 1: 21-31.
– Review article: “Dravidian and Japanese once again.”ArO 59,1: 73-77.
– Review of: P. Hockings, Counsel from the ancients: a study of Badaga proverbs, omens and curses, Berlin-New York 1988. JAOS 111: 179-183. – reprinted in: Nilgiri areal studies, Prague 2001, pp. 458-467.
1992 Companion studies to the history of Tamil literature, Leiden (Handbuch der Orientalistik 2,5).
– The Tamil Skandapurāṇam, Prague (Archiv Orientalni, Suppl. 6).
– Tamil traditions on Subrahmanya-Murugan, Madras.
– “Etymological and cultural notes on Irula lexis.” In: Ex pede pontis: papers presented on the occasion of the 70th anniversary of the foundation of the Oriental Institute Prague , Prague, pp. 279-287. – reprinted in: Nilgiri areal studies, Prague 2001, pp. 381-388.
– “Tamil sthalapurāṇas.” ArO 60,2: 128-133.
– “Peacock Rāvaṇa in Tamil folklore.” PILC Journal of Dravidic Studies 2,2: 227-237.
1993 “On Tamil new poetry: its beginnings and adolescence.” PILC Journal of Dravidic Studies 3,2: 221-239.
– Review of: David Dean Shulman, Songs of the harsh devotee: the Tēvāram of Cuntaramūrtti-nāyaṉār, Philadelphia 1990. JAOS 113,2: 327-329.
1994 Translator of: The story of my life = Eṉ carittiram, part 2 / autobiography of U.V. Swaminatha Iyer ; transl. from the Tamil original, Madras. – part 1 is published in 1990.
– “Kaṉaki Purāṇam: a nineteenth century poetic biography of a Ceylonese devadāsī.” WZKS 38: 251-265.
1995 Lexicon of Tamil literature, Leiden (Handbuch der Orientalistik 2,9).
– “The amazing Natesa Sastri (1859-1906).” ArO 63: 204-212.
– “Iṟula songs.” PILC Journal of Dravidic Studies 5,1: 67-95. – reprinted in: Nilgiri areal studies, Prague 2001, pp. 227-257.
1996 The Siddha quest for immortality, Oxford. – 2nd ed. 2003.
– “On the Tamil Vikramacarita.” ArO 64,2: 201-210.
– Review of: M. B. Emeneau, Dravidian studies: selected papers, Delhi 1994. JAOS 116,2: 362-365. – reprinted in: Nilgiri areal studies, Prague 2001, pp. 468-474.
1997 “Language list for Dravidian.” ArO 65,2: 175-190.
– “Les idées, piliers de la tradition linguistique tamoule.” Journal asiatique 285,1: 281-300.
– “The Tamil Vikramāditya.” JAOS 117,2: 294-305.
– Review article titled “Another Nilgiri language treated in depth” of: Paul Hockings and Christiane Pilot-Raichoor, A Badaga-English dictionary, Berlin-New York 1992. JAOS 117,1: 135-141. – Reprinted as “Badaga: another Nilgiri language treated in depth,” in: Nilgiri areal studies, Prague 2001, pp. 345-357.
– Review of: Sanford B. Steever, Analysis to synthesis: the development of complex verb morphology in the Dravidian languages, New York 1993. JAOS 117,4: 696-699.
1998 Tamulica et Dravidica: a selection of papers on Tamil and Dravidian linguistics, ed. by Jaroslav Vacek and Jan Dvorak, Prague (Orientalia Pragensia 13). – With a complete bibliography of the works written by K. Zvelebil in the periode 1951-1994, pp. 257-277.
– Review of: U. Demmer, Verwandtschaft und Sozialität bei den Jēnu Kuṟumba, Stuttgart 1996. JAOS 118,1: 127-128. – reprinted in: Nilgiri areal studies, Prague 2001, pp. 475-477.
1999 “The Dravidian perspective.” In: C. Renfrew and D. Nettle (eds), Nostratic: examining a linguistic macrofamily, Cambridge (Papers in the prehistory of languages), pp. 359-365.
2000 “Toga:ndra name Ka:ppa:ttaṇõ: may the Gods protect us: a contribution to Nilgiri religious infrastructure.” JAOS 120,2: 178-189. – reprinted in: Nilgiri areal studies, Prague 2001, pp. 259-279.
– Review of: P. Hockings, Blue mountains revisited: cultural studies on the Nilgiri Hills, Delhi 1997. JAOS 120,1: 126-129.
2001 Nilgiri areal studies, ed. by Jaroslav Vacek and Jan Dvorák, Prague (Acta Universitatis Carolinae 133).
– Review of: Kalevi E. Koskinen, Dravidian in the Light of Nostratic, Tampere 1996. JAOS 121,2: 284-285.
– Review of: P. Hockings, A comprehensive bibliography for the Nilgiri hills of Southern India, 1603-1996, Bordeaux 1996. JAOS 121,4: 673-674.
2002 Review of: Dušan Zbavitel and Jaroslav Vacek, Průvodce dĕjinami staroindické literatury, Trebic 1996. JAOS 122,1: 162-164.
– Review of: Anthony R. Walker, Between tradition and modernity, and other essays on the Toda of South India, Delhi 1998. JAOS 122,4: 915-916.
2004 “Prolegomena to an etymological dictionary of the Iṟula language.” In: Jean-Luc Chevillard & Eva Wilden (eds), South-Indian horizons: felicitation volume for François Gros on the occasion of his 70th birthday, [Pondichéry-Paris], pp. 281-290.