praga

This is the 8342nd most frequent Spanish word.


praga

"Praga" in Spanish means "plague" or "pest."


Here, 'praga' is used in its literal sense to describe a destructive infestation of pests.

La plaga de langostas azotó los campos, causando grandes pérdidas.

The locust plague struck the fields, causing great losses.


Used figuratively to denote a significant, worrisome problem, like a pest or disease affecting agriculture.

Los agricultores están preocupados por la praga que amenaza sus cultivos.

The farmers are worried about the plague that threatens their crops.


This sentence uses 'Praga' as the Spanish name for the city of Prague, demonstrating its proper noun use.

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.