pra- angolul
| Cseh | Angol |
|---|---|
| pracovní týden noun {m} | workweek [workweeks](range of days of the week) |
| pradávný adjective | ancient(existent or occurring in time long past) |
| praděd noun {m} | great-grandfather(father of grandparent) |
| pradědeček noun {m} | great-grandfather(father of grandparent) |
| prádélko noun {n} | lingerie(underwear or nightclothes) |
| prádelna noun {f} | laundry [laundries](place or room where laundering is done) |
| přádelna noun {f} | cotton mill(building housing spinning or weaving machinery) |
| prádelník noun | dresser [dressers](bedroom furniture) |
| přadeno noun {n} | hank(coil or loop) skein [skeins](quantity of yarn) |
| pradlena noun {f} | washer [washers](person who washes for a living) washerwoman [washerwomen](woman whose employment is laundering) |
| prádlo noun {n} | laundry [laundries](that which needs to be laundered) |
| pragermánština proper noun {f} | Proto-Germanic(hypothetical prehistoric ancestor language, see also: Germanic) |
| pragmatický adjective | pragmatic(practical) |
| pragmatika noun {f} | pragmatics(study of the use of the language in a social context) |
| práh noun {m} | doorstep [doorsteps](threshold of a doorway) threshold [thresholds](bottom-most part of a doorway) |
| Praha proper noun {f} | Prague(capital of the Czech Republic) |
| prahnoucí adjective | covetous(Inordinately desirous; excessively eager to obtain and possess (especially money); avaricious) |
| prahory proper noun {f-Pl} | Archaean(Archaean eon) |
| prahování noun {n} | thresholding(process) |
| praindoevropský adjective | Proto-Indo-European(pertaining to the Proto-Indo-European language, or the people who spoke it, see also: Indo-European) |
| praindoevropština proper noun {f} | Proto-Indo-European(ancestor language of most European and Indian languages) |
| prajazyk noun {m} | proto-language(common ancestor language) |
| prak noun {m} | sling [slings](instrument for throwing, see also: slingshot) slingshot [slingshots](Y-shaped stick with an elastic sling between the arms used for shooting small projectiles, see also: sling) |
| praktický adjective | hands-on(involving active participation) handy [handier, handiest](easy to use) practical(based on practice or action rather than theory or hypothesis) |
| praktický adjective {m} | practical(having skills or knowledge that are practical) |
| praktický lékař noun {m} | general practitioner [general practitioners](physician who provides primary care; family doctor) |
| praktičnost noun {f} | practicality [practicalities](state of being practical or feasible) |
| prales noun {m} | primeval forest(large forest unaffected by humans) |
| prám noun {m} | punt [punts](narrow shallow boat propelled by a pole) |
| pramalý determiner {m} | scant(very little) |
| pramáti noun {f} | foremother [foremothers](a female ancestor) |
| pramatka noun {f} | foremother [foremothers](a female ancestor) |
| pramen noun {m} | hot spring(natural spring producing water whose temperature is greater than about 20°C (68° F)) origin [origins](source of a river, information, goods, etc.) |
