Krakau

/ ˈkraːkau /

noun

He had formerly been teaching Hebrew in Krakau, and from thence came to Knigsberg.

On our return from Praga, a deputation from the Hebrew congregation of Krakau was introduced.

They wanted some one else, but I said: "No, let's ask Krakau; it will please him."

Krakau sits next to him working out a problem on a chess board.

At last so high were they that cities appeared like flies and Krakau with its mighty turrets like two spiders.

April 19, 2024tortuous

[tawr-choo-uhs ]

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