Drago
Latin for dragon
Drago is a masculine given name of Slavic origin, related to words meaning "dear" or "precious." It appears across Eastern European cultures and has gained wider recognition through fictional characters—most notably Ivan Drago, the Soviet boxer in the 1985 film *Rocky IV*: He's built like Drago.
Slavic masculine name
- BalboaPanama's official currency
- RockyBoxing film protagonist
- CreedRocky universe surname
- ApolloSun deity, moonshot namesake
Siberian · heavyweight · boxer · Soviet · knockout · punching · ring · training
Southeastern European peninsula region
- CyrillicSlavic alphabet system
- MilanLombardy's capital city
- CroatianOf a Balkan republic
- SerbianOf or from Serbia
Darko · Bosnian · Montenegrin · Slovenian · Yugoslav
Ivan
Slavic masculine name
Apollo · Siberian · heavyweight · boxer · Soviet · knockout · punching · ring · training · montage
Balkan
Southeastern European peninsula region
Darko · Serbian · Bosnian · Montenegrin · Slovenian · Yugoslav
reptilian
Of snakes and lizards
- scalesPlates or weighing devices
- fire-breathingEmitting flames from mouth
- serpentineCurving in repeated bends
wyvern · wyrm · legendary · wings · claws · mythical · fearsome · Latin · Romance · fantasy
power
Energy transfer rate
muscle · vigor · endurance · stamina · resilience · fortitude · potency · toughness · robustness · intensity
- dragon fruitScaly pink cactus berry
- red dragonFlame-spewing scarlet reptile
- dragon slayerOne who kills legendary reptiles
- Dungeons and DragonsFantasy roleplaying game system
- dragon boatCeremonial paddled racing vessel
- bearded dragonsSpiny Australian lizards
dragon, dragons, dragonfly, dragonflies, dragoon, dragoons, dragooned, dragooning, draconian