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Prag
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prag präg
Danish
Proper noun
da proper noun n
da capital city c/Czech Republic Prague
da exonyms
German
Pronunciation
de /pʁaːk/
de De-Prag.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>)
de aːk 1
Proper noun
toponym
de capital city c/Czech Republic Prague
Declension
In older literature, the dative can also be de Prage.
Derived terms
de Prager
de pragisch
de exonyms
Icelandic
Pronunciation
is aːɣ 1
Proper noun
@@
is capital city c/Czech Republic Prague
Declension
f,-:ar[rare except in compounds]
Polish
Etymology
pl 1
Pronunciation
Proper noun
proper noun form Praga<id:female surname> f
Serbo-Croatian
sh:
Pronunciation
sh /prâɡ/
Proper noun
Prȁg m-in
sh capital city c/Czech Republic Prague
Declension
Prag Praga Pragu Prag Praže Pragu Pragom
Swedish
Proper noun
n
sv capital city c/Czech Republic Prague
sv exonyms
Turkish
Etymology
tr de Prag. Ultimately from tr cs Praha
Proper noun
tr capital city c/Czech Republic Prague
Welsh
cy:
Alternative forms
cy Prâg
Pronunciation
cy /praːɡ/
cy aːɡ 1
Proper noun
f
cy capital city c/Czech Republic Prague
Mutation