Prague
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Prague
Refers to the city of Prague; originating from Prague or belonging to Prague. This adjective is not declined.
Der Prager Fenstersturz war ein entscheidendes Ereignis in der europäischen Geschichte.
The Defenestration of Prague was a decisive event in European history.
Adjectives derived from a city name and ending in '-er' are never declined. The form 'Prager' always stays the same, no matter which case, gender, or number follows.
Der Prager Hauptbahnhof ist sehr groß.
Prague's main train station is very large.
The adjective is formed by adding the ending '-er' to the name of the city 'Prag' (Prague). This pattern applies to many cities, for example 'Berlin' → 'Berliner', 'Hamburg' → 'Hamburger', or 'Wien' → 'Wiener'.
Die Wiener Oper ist weltberühmt.
The Vienna State Opera is world-famous.
Adjectives ending in '-er' that are derived from geographical names are always capitalized. They are treated like part of a proper noun.
Der Prager Frühling war ein wichtiges historisches Ereignis.
The Prague Spring was an important historical event.
