Dragon
//ˈdɹæɡən//
Translations of "dragon" (151 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Abkhaz | аблаҩа(mythical creature), агәылшьаԥ(mythical creature) | ablajʷa, agʷəlšap | |
| Afrikaans | draak(mythical creature) | — | |
| Albanian | dragoi(mythical creature), kuçedër(mythical creature) | — | |
| Ancient Greek | δράκαινα(mythical creature), δράκων(mythical creature) | drákaina, drákōn | |
| Arabic | تِنِّين(mythical creature), تِنِّين(mythical creature) | tinnīn, tinnīn | |
| Aragonese | dragón(mythical creature) | — | |
| Aramaic | תנינא(mythical creature) | — | |
| Armenian | դրակոն(mythical creature), վիշապ(mythical creature) | drakon, višap | |
| Asturian | cuélebre(mythical creature) | — | |
| Avar | аздагьо(mythical creature) | azdaho | |
| Avestan | 𐬀𐬲𐬌(mythical creature), 𐬀𐬲𐬌⸱𐬛𐬀𐬵𐬁𐬐𐬀(mythical creature) | aži, aži.dahāka | |
| Azerbaijani | əjdəha(mythical creature) | — | |
| Bashkir | аждаһа(mythical creature), дракон(mythical creature) | ajdaha, drakon | |
| Basque | herensuge(mythical creature) | — | |
| Belarusian | драко́н(mythical creature), змей(mythical creature), смок(mythical creature), цмок(mythical creature) | drakón, zmjej, smok, cmok | |
| Bengali | আজদাহা(mythical creature) | ajdaha | |
| Bikol Central | dragon(mythical creature) | — | |
| Bulgarian | драко́н(mythical creature), змей(mythical creature) | drakón, zmej | |
| Burmese | နဂါး(mythical creature) | na.ga: | |
| Catalan | drac(mythical creature), víbria(mythical creature) | — | |
| Central Kurdish | ئهژدهها(mythical creature) | ejdeha | |
| Chechen | саьрмик(mythical creature) | särmik | |
| Cherokee | ᎤᎦᏖᎾ(mythical creature) | ugatena | |
| Chinese | лун(mythical creature) | lun | |
| Chinese Cantonese | 龍 /龙(mythical creature) | lung⁴ | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 龍 /龙(mythical creature) | lóng | |
| Church Slavic | смокъ(mythical creature), ⱄⰿⱁⰽⱏ(mythical creature) | smokŭ, smokŭ | |
| Chuvash | аҫтаха(mythical creature) | aśtah̬a | |
| Coptic | ⲇⲣⲁⲕⲱⲛ(mythical creature) | drakōn | |
| Crimean Tatar | ajderha(mythical creature) | — | |
| Czech | drak(mythical creature), saň(pejorative: unpleasant woman) | — | |
| Danish | drage(mythical creature), lindorm(mythical creature) | — | |
| Dargwa | аждагьа(mythical creature) | aždaha | |
| Dutch | de Draak(nickname for the Chinese empire and the People's Republic of China), draak(mythical creature), draak(pejorative: unpleasant woman), draak(figuratively: something very formidable or dangerous), dragonder(pejorative: unpleasant woman), lintworm(mythical creature) | — | |
| Dzongkha | འབྲུག(mythical creature) | 'brug | |
| Elfdalian | dratji(mythical creature) | — | |
| Esperanto | drako(mythical creature) | — | |
| Estonian | draakon(mythical creature), lendmadu(mythical creature), lohe(mythical creature), lohemadu(mythical creature) | — | |
| Faroese | dreki(mythical creature), lindormur(mythical creature) | — | |
| Finnish | huuhkaja(pejorative: unpleasant woman), lohikäärme(mythical creature), lohikäärme(nickname for the Chinese empire and the People's Republic of China) | — | |
| French | dragon(mythical creature) | — | |
| Friulian | dragon(mythical creature) | — | |
| Galician | bicha(mythical creature), dragón(mythical creature), serpe(mythical creature) | — | |
| Georgian | გველეშაპი(mythical creature), დრაკონი(mythical creature) | gvelešaṗi, draḳoni | |
| German | Drache(mythical creature), Drache(pejorative: unpleasant woman) | — | |
| Greek | δράκαινα(mythical creature), δράκαινα(pejorative: unpleasant woman), δράκοντας(mythical creature), δράκος(mythical creature) | drákaina, drákaina, drákontas, drákos | |
| Greenlandic | aassissuaq(mythical creature), kuukkooriaasarsuaq(mythical creature), uumasorujuk(mythical creature) | — | |
| Hebrew | דְּרָקוֹן(mythical creature), רַהַב(mythical creature) | drakón, ráhav | |
| Hindi | अजदहा(mythical creature), अजदाह(mythical creature), अज़दहा(mythical creature) | ajdahā, ajdāh, azdahā | |
| Hungarian | sárkány(mythical creature) | — | |
| Icelandic | dreki(mythical creature), lindormur(mythical creature) | — | |
| Ido | drako(mythical creature) | — | |
| Indonesian | naga(mythical creature) | — | |
| Iranian Persian | اَژْدَر(mythical creature), اَژْدَهَا(mythical creature), اِژْدِهَا(mythical creature) | aždar, aždahâ, eždehâ | |
| Irish | dragan(mythical creature), dragún(mythical creature), ollphéist(mythical creature) | — | |
| Italian | drago(mythical creature), dragone(mythical creature) | — | |
| Japanese | ドラゴン(mythical creature), 竜(mythical creature) | doragon | |
| Jeju | 미리(mythical creature), 용(mythical creature) | miri, yong | |
| Jingpho | baren(mythical creature) | — | |
| Kalmyk | лу(mythical creature) | lu | |
| Kazakh | аждаһа(mythical creature), айдаһар(mythical creature) | ajdaha, aidahar | |
| Khmer | នាគ(mythical creature), នាគ(nickname for the Chinese empire and the People's Republic of China), ឧរគ(mythical creature) | niək, niek, ʼuraʼkĕəʼ | |
| Korean | 룡(mythical creature), 미르(mythical creature), 용(mythical creature) | ryong, mireu, yong | |
| Kyrgyz | ажыдаар(mythical creature), улу(mythical creature) | ajıdaar, ulu | |
| Lak | аждагьа(mythical creature) | aždaha | |
| Lao | ນາກ(mythical creature), ມັງກອນ(mythical creature) | nāk, mang kǭn | |
| Latgalian | pyukuļs(mythical creature), pyučs(mythical creature) | — | |
| Latin | draco(mythical creature) | — | |
| Latvian | drakons(mythical creature), pūķis(mythical creature) | — | |
| Lezgi | аждагьан(mythical creature) | aždahan | |
| Lithuanian | drakonas(mythical creature), slibinas(mythical creature) | — | |
| Lower Sorbian | paliwaka(mythical creature), plon(mythical creature) | — | |
| Luxembourgish | Draach(mythical creature) | — | |
| Macedonian | а́ждаја(mythical creature), а́ждаја(pejorative: unpleasant woman), а́ждер(mythical creature), а́ла(mythical creature), дра́кон(mythical creature), змеј(mythical creature), карако́нџула(pejorative: unpleasant woman), ла́мја(mythical creature), ла́мја(pejorative: unpleasant woman) | áždaja, áždaja, ážder, ála, drákon, zmej, karakóndžula, lámja, lámja | |
| Malay | naga(mythical creature) | — | |
| Maltese | dragun(mythical creature) | — | |
| Manchu | ᠮᡠᡩᡠ᠋ᡵᡳ(mythical creature) | muduri | |
| Manx | dragan(mythical creature), dragane(mythical creature) | — | |
| Māori | mokoahi(mythical creature), tarākona(mythical creature) | — | |
| Marathi | ड्रॅगन(mythical creature), ड्रॅगन(nickname for the Chinese empire and the People's Republic of China) | ḍrĕgan, ḍrĕgan | |
| Middle English | dragoun(mythical creature), drake(mythical creature) | — | |
| Middle Persian | 𐭠𐭰(mythical creature), 𐭠𐭰𐭩𐭣𐭤𐭠𐭪𐭩(mythical creature) | ʾc, ʾcydhʾky | |
| Mongolian | луу(mythical creature), ᠯᠤᠤ(mythical creature) | luu, luu | |
| Muong | rồng(mythical creature) | — | |
| Nanai | мудур(mythical creature) | mudur | |
| Navajo | naʼashǫ́ʼiitsoh(mythical creature), tłʼiishtsoh(mythical creature) | — | |
| Niuean | tarākoni(mythical creature) | — | |
| Nogai | аздаа(mythical creature) | azdaa | |
| Norman | dragon(mythical creature) | — | |
| Northern Kurdish | ejdeha(mythical creature) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | drage(mythical creature), drake(mythical creature) | — | |
| Norwegian Nynorsk | drake(mythical creature) | — | |
| Occitan | dragon(mythical creature) | — | |
| Old East Slavic | смокъ(mythical creature) | smokŭ | |
| Old English | draca(mythical creature) | — | |
| Old High German | trahho(mythical creature) | — | |
| Old Norse | dreki(mythical creature) | — | |
| Ottoman Turkish | اژدرها(mythical creature), ثعبان(mythical creature), غول(mythical creature) | ejderha, suʿban, ğul | |
| Pali | nāga(mythical creature) | — | |
| Pannonian Rusyn | шаркань(mythical creature) | šarkanʹ | |
| Parthian | 𐫀𐫋𐫅𐫍𐫀𐫃(mythical creature) | ʾjdhʾg | |
| Pashto | اژدر(mythical creature), اژدها(mythical creature), اژدهار(mythical creature), ښامار(mythical creature) | aždár, aždahã, aždahãr, x̌āmãr | |
| Plautdietsch | Droak(mythical creature) | — | |
| Polish | smoczyca(pejorative: unpleasant woman), smok(mythical creature), żmij(mythical creature) | — | |
| Portuguese | dragão(mythical creature), dragão(pejorative: unpleasant woman) | — | |
| Romagnol | drêgh(mythical creature) | — | |
| Romanian | balaur(mythical creature), dragon(mythical creature), zmeu(mythical creature) | — | |
| Romansch | dragun(mythical creature) | — | |
| Russian | драко́н(mythical creature), змей(mythical creature), крокоди́л(pejorative: unpleasant woman), меге́ра(pejorative: unpleasant woman), смок(mythical creature), сте́рва(pejorative: unpleasant woman) | drakón, zmej, krokodíl, megéra, smok, stérva | |
| Sanskrit | उरङ्ग(mythical creature), नाग(mythical creature) | uraṅga, nāga | |
| Scots | Draigon(mythical creature) | — | |
| Scottish Gaelic | nathair-sgiathach(mythical creature) | — | |
| Serbo-Croatian | ala(mythical creature), aždaha(mythical creature), aždaja(mythical creature), aлa(mythical creature), zmaj(mythical creature), zmajevi(mythical creature), zmajica(mythical creature), аждаха(mythical creature), аждаја(mythical creature), змај(mythical creature), змајеви(mythical creature), змајица(mythical creature) | — | |
| Shan | ၼၵႃး(mythical creature) | nǎ káa | |
| Sherpa | འབྲུག(mythical creature) | 'brug | |
| Sicilian | dragu(mythical creature) | — | |
| Slovak | drak(mythical creature), šarkan(mythical creature) | — | |
| Slovene | zmaj(mythical creature) | — | |
| Southern Altai | улуу(mythical creature) | uluu | |
| Spanish | dragón(mythical creature), guiverno(mythical creature) | — | |
| Swahili | dragoni(mythical creature), joka(mythical creature) | — | |
| Swedish | drake(mythical creature), lindorm(mythical creature), skräcködla(pejorative: unpleasant woman) | — | |
| Tagalog | dragon(mythical creature) | — | |
| Tai Dam | ꪩꪺꪉ(mythical creature) | ꞌluống | |
| Tajik | аждар(mythical creature), аждаҳо(mythical creature) | aždar, aždaho | |
| Tamil | டிராகன்(mythical creature) | ṭirākaṉ | |
| Tatar | аждаһа(mythical creature), ләү(mythical creature) | ajdaha, läw | |
| Thai | นาค(mythical creature), มังกร(mythical creature), อุรค(mythical creature) | nâak, mang-gɔɔn | |
| Tibetan | འབྲུག(mythical creature) | 'brug | |
| Translingual | 🐉(mythical creature), 🐲(mythical creature) | — | |
| Tsez | аждагь(mythical creature) | aždah | |
| Turkish | büke(mythical creature), dragon(mythical creature), ejder(mythical creature), ejderha(mythical creature), suban(mythical creature) | — | |
| Turkmen | ajdarha(mythical creature), lu(mythical creature) | — | |
| Tuvan | улу(mythical creature) | ulu | |
| Ubykh | чыгьыблы(mythical creature) | čəgʲəblə | |
| Ugaritic | 𐎚𐎐𐎐(mythical creature) | tnn | |
| Ukrainian | драко́н(mythical creature), змій(mythical creature), змії́ха(mythical creature), смок(mythical creature) | drakón, zmij, zmijíxa, smok | |
| Upper Sorbian | zmij(mythical creature) | — | |
| Urdu | اَژْدَہا(mythical creature) | aźdahā | |
| Uyghur | ئەجدىھا(mythical creature), ئەجدىھار(mythical creature) | ejdiha, ejdihar | |
| Uzbek | ajdahor(mythical creature), ajdar(mythical creature) | — | |
| Venetan | dragon(mythical creature) | — | |
| Vietnamese | rồng(mythical creature) | — | |
| Volapük | drak(mythical creature) | — | |
| Welsh | draig(mythical creature) | — | |
| West-Frisian | draak(mythical creature) | — | |
| Written Oirat | ᠯᡇᡇ᠋(mythical creature) | — | |
| Yaghnobi | аждаҳор(mythical creature), аҷдаҳор(mythical creature) | aždahor, ajdahor | |
| Yiddish | דראַקאָן(mythical creature), פֿיפּערנאָטער(mythical creature) | drakon, fipernoter | |
| Yoruba | dírágónì(mythical creature) | — | |
| Zhuang | lungz(mythical creature) | — |
draak
dragoi, kuçedër
dragón
תנינא
cuélebre
əjdəha
herensuge
dragon
drac, víbria
ajderha
drak, saň
drage, lindorm
de Draak, draak, draak, draak, dragonder, lintworm
dratji
drako
draakon, lendmadu, lohe, lohemadu
dreki, lindormur
huuhkaja, lohikäärme, lohikäärme
dragon
dragon
bicha, dragón, serpe
Drache, Drache
aassissuaq, kuukkooriaasarsuaq, uumasorujuk
sárkány
dreki, lindormur
drako
naga
dragan, dragún, ollphéist
drago, dragone
baren
pyukuļs, pyučs
draco
drakons, pūķis
drakonas, slibinas
paliwaka, plon
Draach
а́ждаја, а́ждаја, а́ждер, а́ла, дра́кон, змеј, карако́нџула, ла́мја, ла́мја
áždaja, áždaja, ážder, ála, drákon, zmej, karakóndžula, lámja, lámja
naga
dragun
dragan, dragane
mokoahi, tarākona
dragoun, drake
rồng
naʼashǫ́ʼiitsoh, tłʼiishtsoh
tarākoni
dragon
ejdeha
drage, drake
drake
dragon
draca
trahho
dreki
nāga
Droak
smoczyca, smok, żmij
dragão, dragão
drêgh
balaur, dragon, zmeu
dragun
Draigon
nathair-sgiathach
ala, aždaha, aždaja, aлa, zmaj, zmajevi, zmajica, аждаха, аждаја, змај, змајеви, змајица
dragu
drak, šarkan
zmaj
dragón, guiverno
dragoni, joka
drake, lindorm, skräcködla
dragon
🐉, 🐲
büke, dragon, ejder, ejderha, suban
ajdarha, lu
zmij
ajdahor, ajdar
dragon
rồng
drak
draig
draak
ᠯᡇᡇ᠋
dírágónì
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