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Drache
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drache draché
German
de:
Etymology
de dragon :inh gmh:trache<id:dragon><ety:inh<goh:trahho<id:dragon>>>
From de gmh trache, from de goh trahho, from de gmw-pro *drakō, borrowed from de la dracō. The modern initial d- is influenced by the original Latin, reinforced by dialectal German forms.
Pronunciation
de /ˈdʁaxə/ [ˈdʁäχə]
de De-Drache.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>)
de Dra che
de aχə 2
Noun
m.weak in
dragon
de Der Drache in der Höhle beschützte sein Gold The dragon in the cave protected his gold
de Drachen atmen Feuer aus ihrem Mund Dragons breathe fire out of their mouths
kite with the sense of "toy for children" or "geometrical shape"
Declension
m.weak
Alternative forms
de Drachen
de Drach Drack
de Trache Trach Track Early New High German
de Drachenviereck geometrical shape
Hyponyms
de Feuerdrache
de Meerdrache
de Seedrache
Derived terms
de alter Drache Drachen Drachenbaum Drachenblut Drachenboot Drachenbrut Drachenburg Drachenei Drachenfahne Drachenfels Drachenfisch Drachenflügel Drachenfrucht Drachenfutter Drachengift Drachenhaupt Drachenhöhle Drachenkopf Drachenmuster Drachennest Drachensaat Drachenschatz Drachenstatue Drachentöter Drachenzahn
Descendants
1 cs drak
1 pl drach
1 szl drach
1 sk drak
1 zlw-slv drach
Proper noun
m.weak
de constellation Draco
Hypernyms
de Sternbild
Further reading
de Dragons Mythological creatures Fantasy
Pennsylvania German
Noun
pdc noun form
pdc Drach