Praha

praha Pra-ha English Etymology From en cs Praha. en Prague. Proper noun en Prague. 8 July 1945 The Foreign Service https://archive.ph/dcwHf https://www.nytimes.com/1945/07/08/archives/the-foreign-service.html 12 November 2025 Walter W. Birge Jr. of New York, third secretary of legation and vice consul at Baghdad, designated third secretary of embassy at Praha, Czechoslovakia, and assigned vice consul at Dharan, Saudi Arabia, for temporary duty en route. 29 September 1956 w:Eli Waldron Department of Amplification https://web.archive.org/web/20211002044959/https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/1956/10/06/1956-10-06-168-tny-cards-000250333 I find it very easy (too easy, perhaps) to visualize some scholarly monk coining the word in his dim cell in the midst of the Hussite religious war and passing it on out of the side of his mouth in a quick whisper at vespers, the word then going around from cowl to cowl all over Western Europe, accompanied by many a baleful glance in the direction of Praha, and many a surreptitious, throat-slitting gesture 10 July 2021 Deirdre Simonds; Rebecca Lawrence Katy Perry documents her and fiance Orlando Bloom's fun-filled adventures in Prague as he films Carnival Row https://web.archive.org/web/20210710072643/https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-9775177/Katy-Perry-documents-fiance-Orlando-Blooms-fun-filled-adventures-Prague.html 'While daddy works mommy plays for dayyys in Praha,' the 13-time Grammy nominee captioned her post on Friday. Czech cs: Etymology cs zlw-ocs Praha, earlier origin is contested; compare cs pražit (land cleared by) burning or cs práh threshold. Pronunciation cs Cs-Praha.ogg cs LL-Q9056 (ces)-Ghost4Man-Praha.wav Proper noun f pražský Pražan,Pražák<l:informal> Pražanka cs capital city c/Czech Republic Prague Declension f.sg Proper noun m-an Prahová cs m place names Declension m.an.surname Descendants nb Praha 1 Further reading Estonian Pronunciation Proper noun et proper noun et capital city c/Czech Republic Prague Finnish Etymology From fi cs Praha. Pronunciation Proper noun fi capital city c/Czech Republic Prague Declension sg Prah a Lithuanian Proper noun lt proper noun f lt capital city c/Czech Republic Prague Malay ms: Etymology From ms cs Praha. Pronunciation Baku Prahe Johor-Riau ms ms ahə hə ə Proper noun ms capital city c/Czech Republic Prague Norwegian Bokmål nb: 250px|thumb|View from Petřín, a hill in the centre of Prague, Czechia. Etymology From nb cs Praha Prague, from cs práh threshold, from nb zlw-ocs práh threshold, from nb sla-pro *porgъ threshold, doorstep, from nb ine-bsl-pro *parˀgas, from nb ine-pro *porgos. Pronunciation nb /ˈprɑːha/ nb nb-praha.ogg nb ɑːha nb Pra ha Proper noun nb proper noun nb capital city c/Czech Republic Prague nb Praha har helt siden middelalderen vært et naturlig kommunikasjons- og handelssentrum Since the Middle Ages, Prague has been a natural center of communication and trade Derived terms nb prager pragerskinke pragerstein References “Praha” in Store norske leksikon Anagrams nb harpa Old Czech Etymology zlw-ocs Pronunciation Proper noun thumb|zlw-ocs Praha|380px f pražský Pražěnín,Pražák Prague Prague Castle Declension f.sg Descendants cs Praha sk Praha 1 czk פרגא prga zlw-opl Praga 1 pl Praga szl Praga Sorbian: dsb Praga 1 hsb Praha 1 la Praga 1 frm Prague 1 fr Prague en Prague 1 ar frāga farāga 1 Proper noun m-pr zlw-ocs Declension m.pr Further reading Slovak Etymology sk :bor cs:Praha<ety:uder<zlw-ocs:Praha>> 2 1 Pronunciation sk /ˈpraɦa/ Proper noun f Prahy žena sk capital city c/Czech Republic Prague Declension f sg Derived terms sk Pražan sk pražský Further reading