Entity: DRAGONS
Dragons are mythical creatures often depicted as large, winged reptiles with the ability to breathe fire. They have played a significant role in various cultures and mythologies throughout history.
DRAGONS
Etymology
The word 'dragon' has its origins in various ancient languages, including Latin and Greek.
Definition
Dragons are mythical creatures often depicted as large, winged reptiles with the ability to breathe fire. They are generally represented as huge creatures with crested heads, enormous claws, and teeth.
Historical Context
Dragons have been a part of folklore and mythology in many cultures around the world. They have been portrayed as both malevolent and benevolent beings, symbolizing power, strength, and wisdom.
Cultural Significance
Dragons have been featured in literature, art, and popular culture for centuries. They are often associated with heroism, magic, and adventure.
Related Concepts
Other mythical creatures similar to dragons include drakes, worms, wyverns, and lindworms.
See Also
- Wyverns
- Mythical Creatures
- Fantasy Literature
A mythical monster generally represented as a huge, winged reptile with crested head and enormous claws and teeth, often spouting fire.