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No. 6,317 in German

drachen

"Dragon" or "kite" (depending on context).

In a sentence

  • Der Drachen fliegt hoch am Himmel.

    The kite flies high in the sky.

    In this sentence, 'Drachen' refers to a 'kite', showing its use as a noun to describe the object that flies during outdoor activities.

  • Der tapfere Ritter kämpfte gegen den Drachen.

    The brave knight fought against the dragon.

    Here, 'Drachen' refers to a 'dragon', highlighting its meaning as a mythological creature often found in tales and stories.

  • Wir lassen den Drachen steigen.

    We are flying the kite.

    Again, 'Drachen' is used to denote a 'kite', specifically in the context of the activity of letting it soar in the sky.

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