BibleLang Greek Dictionary › δράκων

δράκων

Transliteration: drakon · noun

13x in NTFirst: Rev 12:3
Meaninga dragon or huge serpent
Part of speechnoun
Frequency13x in the New Testament
Key inflected formsδράκων, δράκοντος, δράκοντι, δράκοντα
Example versesRev 12:3 · Rev 12:4 · Rev 12:7 · Rev 12:9 · Rev 12:13
Studying a passage with δράκων? Generate an Anki deck + printable reader sheet →
🎁 Free: the 100 most frequent New Testament Greek words — Anki deck + printable PDF
Just study resources, no spam · unsubscribe anytime

What kind of word is δράκων?

δράκων (drakon) is a noun that occurs 13 times in the Greek New Testament (Koine). It means “a dragon or huge serpent” and first appears in Rev 12:3.

← Browse the full Greek dictionary

Data: MorphGNT (SBLGNT, CC BY-SA) · Dodson Greek Lexicon (open). A study aid for reading preparation; not a replacement for a scholarly lexicon (BDAG). · New Testament Greek study tool →