No. 8,342 in Spanish
praga
"Praga" in Spanish means "plague" or "pest."
In a sentence
La plaga de langostas azotó los campos, causando grandes pérdidas.
The locust plague struck the fields, causing great losses.
Here, 'praga' is used in its literal sense to describe a destructive infestation of pests.
Los agricultores están preocupados por la praga que amenaza sus cultivos.
The farmers are worried about the plague that threatens their crops.
Used figuratively to denote a significant, worrisome problem, like a pest or disease affecting agriculture.
Praga, la capital de la República Checa, es una ciudad llena de historia.
Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic, is a city full of history.
This sentence uses 'Praga' as the Spanish name for the city of Prague, demonstrating its proper noun use.
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