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Praha

British  
/ ˈpraha /

noun

  1. the Czech name for Prague

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The station – Praha Bubny – has since been transformed into a memorial, and a much larger, modern station is being built nearby.

From BBC

A while back, in a newsletter about Bistro Praha in Edmonton, we asked you to tell us about restaurants that have become local institutions.

From New York Times

That was just the beginning of the road to recovery for the former Maryland star after she was injured playing for USK Praha in the Czech Republic in January 2021.

From Washington Post

So I’m embarrassed to admit that it wasn’t until I came to cover Pope Francis’s visit late last month that I discovered one of its local institutions: Bistro Praha.

From New York Times

The 22-year-old Czech forward posted 14 goals and 38 points in 49 games with Sparta Praha this season, with two goals and five assists in 11 playoff games.

From Seattle Times