Definition of praskeen in English:

praskeen

noun ˈpraʃkiːnˈpraskiːn

Irish English

An apron, especially a large one made of sackcloth or other coarse material.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in Jonah Barrington (d. 1834), judge and author. From Irish práiscín coarse apron, shoemaker's apron, rag, apparently from práisc dirt, mess (of uncertain origin) + -ín.

Definition of praskeen in US English:

praskeen

noun

Irish English

An apron, especially a large one made of sackcloth or other coarse material.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in Jonah Barrington (d. 1834), judge and author. From Irish práiscín coarse apron, shoemaker's apron, rag, apparently from práisc dirt, mess (of uncertain origin) + -ín.

单词	praskeen
释义	Definition of praskeen in English: praskeen noun ˈpraʃkiːnˈpraskiːn Irish English An apron, especially a large one made of sackcloth or other coarse material. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in Jonah Barrington (d. 1834), judge and author. From Irish práiscín coarse apron, shoemaker's apron, rag, apparently from práisc dirt, mess (of uncertain origin) + -ín. Definition of praskeen in US English: praskeen noun Irish English An apron, especially a large one made of sackcloth or other coarse material. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in Jonah Barrington (d. 1834), judge and author. From Irish práiscín coarse apron, shoemaker's apron, rag, apparently from práisc dirt, mess (of uncertain origin) + -ín.
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