Prim

Prim

Prim (von lateinisch primus ‚der erste‘) kann verschiedene Bedeutungen haben:

von Primus
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  • Dolní Přím, ein Dorf in Böhmen, als Nieder Prim Kampfplatz in der Schlacht bei Königgrätz
  • eine Stadt in den USA, siehe Prim (Arkansas)
  • Fluss in Baden-Württemberg, siehe Prim (Neckar)
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