prång

See also: prang and Prăng

Swedish

Etymology

From Old Swedish prang, borrowed from Middle Low German prangen, from Old Saxon *prangan, from Proto-West Germanic *prangan (“to press”).

Noun

prång n

  1. a narrow, dark, passage between e.g. two buildings; a very narrow street

Declension

Declension of prång
nominative genitive
singular indefinite prång prångs
definite prånget prångets
plural indefinite prång prångs
definite prången prångens
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