pran

From Saint Dominican Creole French prende, from French prendre (“take”, verb).

• IPA^(key): /pɣã/

pran

1. take

From French prendre.

pran (medial form pran)

1. to take

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• IPA^(key): [pran]

pran (plural prans)

1. crumb, fragment, splinter
2. mess, hodgepodge
3. the residue of oat husks and oatmeal after milling

pran (third-person singular simple present prans, present participle prannin, simple past prannit, past participle prannit)

1. to crush, squeeze, compress
2. to pound, mash, grind, hurt severely

pran (Cyrillic spelling пран)

1. masculine singular passive past participle of prati

pran m (plural pranes)

1. (Venezuela) drug lord; baron; big cheese of criminal organisation