drakkar

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French word drakkar comes from Proto-Germanic *drakô (Dragon.), Ancient Greek δράκων, Middle Low German drake

*drakô (Proto-Germanic)

Dragon.

δράκων (Ancient Greek)

drake (Middle Low German)

dreki (Old Norse)

draki (Old Swedish)

drake (Swedish)

A belligerent (older) woman; battle-ax. A male duck, drake. Dragon. Kite.

drakar (Swedish)

Indefinite plural of drake.

drakkar (French)

Longship (type of Viking vessel).

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