Origin and Meaning of Draco

Dragon

Origin: Latin - Derived from the Latin word 'draco', meaning 'dragon'. The name may also have mythological connections to the constellation Draco, which is represented as a dragon.

• Draco has roots in ancient mythology and is often associated with fierce, mythical creatures, particularly in Greek and Roman legends.
• In astrology, Draco is a constellation named after the dragon, representing a celestial dragon in the northern sky.
• Notable figures include Draco Malfoy from the Harry Potter series, which has popularized the name in modern culture.
• While not widely common as a given name, Draco has seen a rise in popularity, especially among fans of fantasy literature.
• Variations of the name include Drakon and Dracarys, the latter gaining popularity through the television series Game of Thrones, reflecting the name's connection to dragons.