No. 853 in Czech
pražských
"Pražských" means "of Prague" or "Prague's" (possessive form).
In a sentence
Obdivoval jsem krásu pražských památek.
I admired the beauty of Prague's landmarks.
In this sentence, 'pražských' is the genitive plural form of 'pražský', an adjective related to Prague, used here to describe the landmarks belonging to or located in Prague.
Chuť pražských koláčů je nezapomenutelná.
The taste of Prague's pastries is unforgettable.
Here, 'pražských' is also used in the genitive plural, relating to 'koláče' (pastries), signifying pastries associated with Prague.
Na festivalu hrálo několik pražských kapel.
Several Prague-based bands played at the festival.
In this case, 'pražských' again serves as an adjective in the genitive plural, modifying 'kapely' (bands), to indicate their origin or strong connection to Prague.
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