Praha

Czech

Etymology

From pražit (“to fry”)

Pronunciation

• IPA: [ˈpraɦa]

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Proper noun

Praha f

1. Prague

Declension

    declension of Praha

	singular	plural
nominative	Praha	Prahy
genitive	Prahy	Prah
dative	Praze	Prahám
accusative	Prahu	Prahy
vocative	Praho	Prahy
locative	Praze	Prahách
instrumental	Prahou	Prahami

Derived terms

• Pražák
• Pražan
• pražský

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Estonian

Proper noun

Praha

1. Prague (capital of Czech Republic)

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Finnish

Pronunciation

• Rhymes: -ɑhɑ

Proper noun

Praha

1. Prague, the capital of Czech Republic.

Declension

Declension of Praha (type kala) singular plural nominative Praha – genitive Prahan – partitive Prahaa – accusative Praha Prahan – inessive Prahassa – elative Prahasta – illative Prahaan – adessive Prahalla – ablative Prahalta – allative Prahalle – essive Prahana – translative Prahaksi – instructive – – abessive Prahatta – comitative – – 1) Rare.

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Lithuanian

Proper noun

Praha f

1. Prague

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Malay

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Etymology

From Czech Praha.

Pronunciation

• (Johor-Selangor) IPA: /prahə/
• (Riau-Lingga) IPA: /praha/
• Rhymes: -ahə, -hə, -ə

Proper noun

Praha

1. Prague

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Slovak

Etymology

From pražiť (“to fry”)

Proper noun

Praha f (genitive Prahy)

1. Prague

Declension

    declension of Praha

	singulare tantum
nominative	Praha
genitive	Prahy
dative	Prahe
accusative	Prahu
locative	Prahe
instrumental	Prahou

Derived terms

• pražský