Praguer

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• US: /ˈpɹɑ.ɡəɹ/
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From Prague + -er.

27 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: Pragenaar — A native or resident of Prague
• Belarusian: пража́нін (pražánin) — A native or resident of Prague
• Belarusian: пража́нка (pražánka) — A native or resident of Prague
• Catalan: praguès — A native or resident of Prague
• Chinese Mandarin: 布拉格人 — A native or resident of Prague
• Czech: Pražan — A native or resident of Prague
• Czech: Pražanka — A native or resident of Prague
• Dutch: Prager — A native or resident of Prague
• Dutch: Praagse — A native or resident of Prague
• Dutch: Pragenaar — A native or resident of Prague
• French: Pragois — A native or resident of Prague
• French: Pragoise — A native or resident of Prague
• Georgian: პრაღელი (ṗraɣeli) — A native or resident of Prague
• German: Prager — A native or resident of Prague
• German: Pragerin — A native or resident of Prague
• Hungarian: prágai — A native or resident of Prague
• Italian: praghese — A native or resident of Prague
• Polish: prażanin — A native or resident of Prague
• Polish: prażanka — A native or resident of Prague
• Russian: пража́нин (pražánin) — A native or resident of Prague
• Russian: пража́нка (pražánka) — A native or resident of Prague
• Slovak: Pražan — A native or resident of Prague
• Slovak: Pražanka — A native or resident of Prague
• Spanish: praguense — A native or resident of Prague
• Ukrainian: пража́нин (pražányn) — A native or resident of Prague
• Ukrainian: пража́нка (pražánka) — A native or resident of Prague
• Ukrainian: пра́жець (prážecʹ) — A native or resident of Prague