Prager
/ˈpreɪɡər/
Prager proper noun: a surname from German.
Proper noun
Prager (plural Pragers)
- A surname from German.
- Prager has often produced this effect by playing with scale and form in post-production. But in “Alex Prager,” she has elaborated on these signature techniques with her first sculpture.2018 January 9, Leanne Mirandilla, “Alex Prager: The artist who straddles the real and the imagined”, in CNN
- In 2015, Katie and Dalton Prager became known around the world as “the real ‘Fault in Our Stars’ couple” after CNN wrote about their love story.2019 March 15, Elizabeth Cohen, “New film’s love story recalls tragic tale of a real-life ‘Fault in Our Stars’ couple”, in CNN
Forms of Prager
| plural | Pragers |
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Origin of Prager
Borrowed from German Prager.
Questions about Prager
- What does Prager mean?
- Prager means a surname from German.
- What part of speech is Prager?
- Prager is a proper noun.
- How do you pronounce Prager?
- Prager is pronounced /ˈpreɪɡər/.
Words near Prager in the dictionary
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