No. 13,223 in Korean
드라기
"드라기" does not appear to be a standard Korean word. It may be a typo, slang, or a specific term.
In a sentence
어젯밤 나는 드라기 같은 꿈을 꾸었어요.
Last night, I had a dragon-like dream.
드라기 is used to mean 'dragon' in the context of resembling or being characteristic of a dragon.
드라기를 보자마자 모두가 숨죽였습니다.
As soon as they saw the dragon, everyone held their breath.
Here, 드라기 directly refers to a dragon as a mythical creature.
그가 드라기처럼 용감하게 행동했습니다.
He acted bravely like a dragon.
In this sentence, 드라기 is used metaphorically to describe bravery akin to that of a mythical dragon.
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