IPA: /ˈpɪlz.nər/
KK: /ˈpɪlz.nɚ/
A type of light-colored beer that is usually crisp and has a noticeable hop flavor.
I ordered a pilsner to enjoy with my meal at the restaurant.
Pilsner → The word 'pilsner' originates from the name of the city Pilsen (Plzeň) in the Czech Republic, where this type of pale lager beer was first brewed in the mid-19th century. It does not have Latin or Greek roots but is derived from a proper noun, indicating the geographical origin of the beer style.
Think of the city Pilsen, where this light and refreshing beer was first created — that's why it's called pilsner.