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masculine

/dɾaˈɣon/

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Translation

dragon

Word origin

From Latin draco (draconem), from Greek drakon ('serpent, dragon'). The same root gives English 'dragon' and 'draconian'.

Origin: Latin
Root: draco
English cognates: dragon, draconian

Grammar

Gendermasculine

Pluraldragones

Examples

escupía .

The dragon breathed fire over the castle.

, .

In the story, a knight fights against a dragon.

¿ ?

Do you think dragons really existed?

The boy drew a green dragon with huge wings.

¡, !

Careful, the dragon has woken up!

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This word is part of lesson 37.