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πράσον • ‎(práson) n

Greek: πράσο ‎(práso)
- → Ottoman Turkish: پراصا ‎(prasa), پراصه ‎(prasa)
  - Turkish: pırasa
  - → Armenian: փըրասա ‎(pʿərasa), փըռասա ‎(pʿəṙasa)
  - → Middle Armenian: փռասա ‎(pʿṙasa)
→ Abkhaz: а-прасқьиа ‎(ā-ṗrāsk̍iā)
→ Albanian: presh
→ Coptic: ⲡⲗⲁⲥⲥⲁ ‎(plassa)
→ Georgian: პრასა ‎(ṗrasa)
- → Bats: პრას ‎(ṗras)
- → Ossetian: прасӕ ‎(prasæ), праса ‎(prasa)
→ Laz: პრასა ‎(ṗrasa), პრასკა ‎(ṗrasḳa), პროსკჲა́ ‎(ṗrosḳyá), პოსკჲა́ ‎(ṗosḳyá)
→ Old Armenian: պրաս ‎(pras), պրախ ‎(prax), պրասխ ‎(prasx)
- Middle Armenian: պռաս ‎(pṙas)
- Armenian: պրաս ‎(pras)
→ Old Church Slavonic: прасъ ‎(prasŭ), празъ ‎(prazŭ)

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