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The study, dedicated to the 100 th  anniversary of the birth of Vincent Blanár, offers a comparative Czech-Slovak view of the lexeme  brother  (Czech  bratr –  Slovak  brat ) in its paradigmatic relations. The analysis is based on a specific textual basis, the novel  Bratrstvo  ( Brotherhood ) by the Czech writer Alois Jirásek. The starting point of the comparison is the Czech original and two Slovak translations of this literary text, which shows a remarkably wide range of semantic concretizations of the polysemic word  brother . In the Czech-Slovak comparison, various morphosyntactic, lexical-semantic, derivational and collocational differences appear. In a comparative view, the sphere of addressing is particularly interesting.

I originally wanted to write the title Brethren, but I wrote Brotherhood... Jirásek brotherhood impressions