Proper noun
Trager (plural Tragers)
A surname.
Also in 1937, Whorf and his friend G. L. Trager, published a paper in which they elaborated on the Azteco-Tanoan Whorf and Trager suggested the term "Azteco-Tanoan" instead of the label "Aztec-Tanoan" used by Sapir. Source: Internet
In the decade following, Trager and particularly Hoijer did much to popularize Whorf's ideas about linguistic relativity, and it was Hoijer who coined the term "Sapir-Whorf hypothesis" at a 1954 conference. Source: Internet
The University of Louisville and the Jewish Hospital Trager Transplant Center marked an important milestone on Wednesday – the 500th heart transplant. Source: Internet
Trager even appeared in an episode of TLC’s Hoarding: Buried Alive, so your junk drawer would have to be really, really bad to make her flinch. Source: Internet
She tries yoga, Trager Technique, Somatic Experience Therapy and EMDR, among other therapies. Source: Internet
She told lawmakers she cried and asked Trager not to run the story. Source: Internet