dragon – Old Spanish noun declension

Old Spanish noun forms of dragon

Noun: dragon
Gender: m
Singular mdragon

Sample Sentences

  • Et eſto faz deſcẽdiẽdo ſobrella la uertud de fig̃a de om̃e cubierto duna ſauana. ⁊ cauallero ſobre un dragõ ⁊ teniẽdo en ſu mano dieſtra una lãça. (And it does this when over it descends the virtue of the figure of a man covered with a sheet, and a knight riding a dragon with a spear in his right hand.) [c. 1250, Alfonso X, Lapidario, f. 103r:]
  • Et es de la manera de las piedras ſeelladas. que los antigos gardauan. / Et presta pora echar los dragones. ⁊ las ſirpientes. de los lugares. (And it is akin to the sealed stones that the ancients kept. And it is good for expelling dragons and snakes from any place.) [c. 1250, Alfonso X, Lapidario, f. 118v.:]

Nouns inflected like dragon

sennor, sastre, estrellero, arçobispado, guarnimiento, bezahar, bezerro, ysmael, lenguage, ivierno, culuebro, peligro, culantro, sacerdot, mercader, zebech, blancor, palafre, ponient, poderio, etc. (List truncated at 20 nouns)

Etymology

From Latin dracōnem, accusative of dracō, from Ancient Greek δράκων (drákōn). See: Ancient Greek Nouns 'δράκων'.

Verbs referencing "dragon"

Old Portuguese Nouns dragon, Spanish Nouns dragón.

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