Morpheme
Dragon
Type
free base
Denotation
serpent of huge size, mythological creature
Etymology
Middle English dragoun; Old French dragon; Latin dracōnem, from dracō; Ancient Greek drákōn
Evidence
adragonist, dragon, dragonback, dragonbone, dragonborn, dragonbreath, dragondom, dragonesque, dragoness, dragonet, dragonette, dragonfire, dragonfish, dragonflame, dragonfly, dragonhead, dragonhide, dragonhood, dragonise, dragonish, dragonism, dragonize, dragonkin, dragonkind, dragonking, dragonlength, dragonless, dragonlet, dragonlike, dragonling, dragonlord, dragonlore, dragonly, dragonmaster, dragonologist, dragonology, dragonproof, dragonrider, dragonroot, dragons, dragonsbreath, dragonskin, dragonslayer, dragonsome, dragonspeak, dragonstone, dragontail, dragonwise, dragonwort, dragony, firedragon, pseudodragon, shadowdragon, snapdragon, snowdragon, swampdragon, twindragon, undragoned
Notes
dragon, dragoon, Draco Dracon, and dracone are doublets
