Drachen
derNoundragon; kite
Word details
- German meaning
- Ein Fabelwesen, oft als feuerspeiendes Reptil dargestellt.
- English meaning
- Dragon
- Synonym
- Flugdrachen, Lindwurm
- German example
- Der Drache spuckte Feuer.
- English example
- The dragon breathed fire.
- Type
- Noun
- Article
- der
- Singular Form
- der Drachen
- Plural Form
- die Drachen
Related words
- Drachenfahne
dragon flag
- Drachenfahne
A dragon flag is a flag that depicts a dragon, often as a symbol of strength and good fortune.
- Drachenstatue
Dragon statue
- Drachenblut
Dragon's blood
- Drachenfutter
peace offering
- Drachenfrucht
Dragon fruit
- Hängegleiter
Hang glider
- verfangen
To get caught
- furchtlos
Fearless
- tätowieren
To tattoo
- uroborisch
Uroboric refers to the symbol of the Ouroboros, a snake or dragon biting its own tail. It symbolizes the cyclical nature of life, death, and rebirth.
- fliegbar
Flyable
- Drache
dragon
- Hexer
Wizard, sorcerer
- Fabelwesen
Mythical creature
- Bestiarium
Bestiary
- Lindwurm
Lindworm
- Rhombus
A rhombus is a quadrilateral in which all four sides are of equal length.
Example sentences with “Drachen”
Der Junge lässt einen Drachen steigen. (The boy is flying a kite.)
Frequently asked questions
Does 'Drachen' mean dragon or kite?
It means both. As a masculine noun (der Drache/Drachen), it refers to the mythical creature or the toy kite. Note: 'Drache' is the nominative, 'Drachen' is often used in the accusative or as the plural.