drakelet
drakelet noun: a male duckling.
Noun (1)
drakelet (plural drakelets)
Noun (2)
drakelet (plural drakelets)
- A young dragon.
- The only use a dragon has for the ground is some kind of rocky place where it can lay its eggs and rear the drakelets.2001, Ursula K. Le Guin, Tales from Earthsea
- Synonyms:
- dragling, dragonet, dragonette, dragonlet, dragonling
Synonyms of drakelet
Forms of drakelet
| plural | drakelets |
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Origin of drakelet
From drake (“a male duck”) + -let.
From drake (“a dragon”) + -let.
Questions about drakelet
- What does drakelet mean?
- Drakelet means a male duckling.
- What part of speech is drakelet?
- Drakelet is a noun.
- What is the plural of drakelet?
- The plural of drakelet is drakelets.
Words near drakelet in the dictionary
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