prae

creator of word#3fs/word, rarely seen by humans, rarely updates, and generally abandons all his worshipers on a routine basis.

<rune> my God... Prae actually sent me an ICQ message! HE'S ALLLLIIIIIIIVVVVEEEE!!!

by slack January 11, 2003

prae

abuse to call someone a faggot or cock sucker.

you're like prae.

by Anonymous March 23, 2003

prae

cocksmoker

* Prae tickles mary's clitoris with Derek the dead hamster
* klrplunker cums

by I poop on your tits March 23, 2003

Prae

The name Prae is a variant of Per and ultimately refers to Perkwunos. Prae/Per to precede and to be ahead/over in ones surroundings (Alchemical concept), to be a leader, commander and a teacher. Someone who controls and is likewise revered. (An Ubermensch, an Overman)

(Many prefixes like it come from per such as pra, pre, pro, pru etc)

Kwunos means striker, thunderer. Someone who strikes from above. Especially with lightning.

Per(Prae)kwunos striker/thunderer from above who controls said domain with prowess.

Perkwunos later changed to things such as Perun etc.

Prae would be a perfectly valid form of this name.

Mia: Prae is so amazing.

Scarlet: He is!

by Julius666 April 12, 2024

Prae

Latin name for a person who always seems to be one step ahead of everyone else, with an innate ability to foresee events before they happen.

"Hey, have you noticed how Prae always knows what's going to happen before it does? It's like they've got a sixth sense or something."

by Julius666 April 25, 2024

Praew

Praew is a girl who is so Asian it isn't even funny. She's so awesome, and you shouldn't let her go back home. She has a sister named Pear-like seriously, how fucking awesome is that. Praew is so beautiful and so nice-she always gets her work done, and is so smart!!!!! She is so nice. Like seriously. #ASIANS4LYFE

That Praew is so cute and Asian!

Girl: Is she Asian?

Boy: NO, she's more than that-she's Praew!

by tanorton123 May 13, 2014

praetor

Officially, a designation that made a consul into a leader of the armies of the state.

Title of certain warlords. (before the Roman Empire)

Praetors combined the roles of judges, generals, and governers.

by Shawn Farrell May 5, 2004