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draconine

draconine adjective: of or pertaining to dragons. Also the alternative form of draconin.

Adjective

draconine (comparative more draconine, superlative most draconine)

  1. Of or pertaining to dragons.

Also used as

draconine is also the alternative form of draconin.

Synonyms of draconine

Forms of draconine

comparativemore draconine
superlativemost draconine

Origin of draconine

From the stem of Latin dracō (“dragon”) + -ine.

Questions about draconine

What does draconine mean?
Draconine means of or pertaining to dragons.
What part of speech is draconine?
Draconine is an adjective.

Words near draconine in the dictionary

  1. draconicide
  2. Draconid
  3. Draconids
  4. draconiform
  5. draconin
  6. draconine
  7. draconism
  8. Draconist
  9. Draconists
  10. draconite
  11. draconites

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