No. 951 in Slovak

prahe

"Prahe" in Slovak means "threshold" (e.g., doorstep or figuratively as a starting point).

In a sentence

Bývam v Prahe a je to nádherné mesto.
I live in Prague, and it is a beautiful city.
The word 'Prahe' refers to the city of Prague in the locative case, used to indicate location in Slovak.
Našiel si tú knihu na Prahe v knižnici?
Did you find that book in Prague, in the library?
Here, 'Prahe' is again in the locative case, describing the place where the book was found.
Roky predtým, ako sme prišli na Prahe, som nikdy nevidel takú architektúru.
Years before we came to Prague, I had never seen such architecture.
'Prahe' is used in locative case to specify a point in Prague as a reference of the time being discussed.

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