| Issue | Title | |
| Vol 35 (2023) | What plant names say about people | Abstract PDF (Język Polski) |
| Stanisława Niebrzegowska-Bartmińska | ||
| Vol 28 (2016) | Folk means of augmenting the fecundity of plants. A look at green peas and cabbage | Abstract PDF |
| Katarzyna Prorok | ||
| Vol 29 (2017) | Small, black, and round, and yet it can pinch anyone. On pieprz ‘pepper’ and pieprzenie, lit. ‘peppering’, in folk and general varieties of Polish | Abstract PDF |
| Katarzyna Prorok | ||
| Vol 29 (2017) | The linguo-cultural view of the Polish pszenica ‘wheat’ (triticum) | Abstract PDF |
| Jerzy Bartmiński, Anna Kaczan | ||
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