dragon - Meaning in Hindi

Meaning of dragon in Hindi

a mythical monster like a giant reptile. In European tradition the dragon is typically fire-breathing and tends to symbolize chaos or evil, whereas in East Asia it is usually a beneficent symbol of fertility, associated with water and the heavens.
another term for flying dragon.
(in the 16th and 17th centuries) a short musket carried on the belt of a soldier, especially a mounted infantryman.

The dragon was perhaps a kind of standard borne to indicate the presence of the king. ( राजा की उपस्थिति को इंगित करने के लिए ड्रैगन शायद एक प्रकार का मानक था। )
It is still the custom when an emperor dies to say that the dragon has ascended to heaven. ( यह अभी भी रिवाज है जब एक सम्राट यह कहने के लिए मर जाता है कि अजगर स्वर्ग में चढ़ गया है। )
Fifty thousand archers of the red dragon battalion, picking their teeth to soft music. ( लाल ड्रैगन बटालियन के पचास हजार तीरंदाज, नरम संगीत के लिए अपने दाँत उठाते हुए। )

The dragon appears in various forms in the arms of many towns, and also in those of some peers.
He waits for the next Camp Dragon volleyball game to start.
Later in the puppet show, Deon Dragon begins to cry.
Like Princess Sita, she is a dragon's prisoner.
Tall blue pots, with dragon handles, are ranged in rows upon the chimney-board under the picture.
But harder still it has proved to resist and rule the dragon Money, with his paper wings.
Again its back yawns wide open, and from the rent our Dragon fly slowly emerges.
George (the patron saint of England) slaying the dragon placed on any car in which she is travelling.
A Chinese proverb observes that one may draw a dragon or a tiger, but it is hard to draw their skeletons, just as one may know a person's face but it is hard to know his heart.
My daughter did a wonderful sketch of a dragon in only a few minutes.
The dragon had fire coming out of its mouth and steam coming out of its nose.
Noela Evans once said that challenge is like a dragon with a gift in its mouth, tame the dragon, and the gift is yours.
tangle The dragon is an imaginary creature.
The old dragon myths left in Europe were frequently utilised by the Christians.
In some of their splendid festivals the worship of the dragon is celebrated with great excitement and furore.