/pɾɑˈɡɑ/, [pɾɑɡɑ́]
OriginFrom Russian Пра́га (Prága).
- Prague (the capital city of the Czech Republic)
FormsPraga(romanization) · Պրագա(nominative, singular, singular-only) · Պրագայի(dative, singular, singular-only) · Պրագայից(ablative, singular, singular-only) · Պրագայով(instrumental, singular, singular-only) · Պրագայում(locative, singular, singular-only) · Պրագան(definite, nominative, singular, singular-only) · Պրագային(dative, definite, singular, singular-only) · Պրագաս(first-person, nominative, possessive, singular, singular-only) · Պրագայիս(dative, first-person, possessive, singular, singular-only) · Պրագայիցս(ablative, first-person, possessive, singular, singular-only) · Պրագայովս(first-person, instrumental, possessive, singular, singular-only) · Պրագայումս(first-person, locative, possessive, singular, singular-only) · Պրագադ(nominative, possessive, second-person, singular, singular-only) · Պրագայիդ(dative, possessive, second-person, singular, singular-only) · Պրագայիցդ(ablative, possessive, second-person, singular, singular-only) · Պրագայովդ(instrumental, possessive, second-person, singular, singular-only) · Պրագայումդ(locative, possessive, second-person, singular, singular-only) · Պրահա(alternative) · Բրակա(alternative, Western-Armenian)
Source: Wiktionary