Draco

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Draco is the Latin word for "dragon". It may refer to: In science:

In history:

Draco (lawgiver), the first lawgiver of ancient Athens, Greece, from whom the term draconian is derived
Draco (military standard), a Roman cavalry military standard in the shape of a dragon
Draco (Roman god of dragon's fire), Draco Ketsoff the sun of Feronia (Roman goddess of fertility) and Soranus (Roman god of the underworld)snd the god of dragons' fire.

In literature, film, and television:

In games:

Draco Centauros, a dragon-like humanoid from the Puyo Puyo video game series
Draco, a 9/9 Artifact Dragon from the card game Magic: The Gathering
Draco, a character in the fictional opera The Dream Oath: Maria and Draco in Final Fantasy VI
Draco, a black dragon found in the Kasumanium Mines in Dark Ages (computer game)

In other contexts:

DraCo (computer), a clone of the Amiga computer
Draco (boat builder), a Norwegian boat builder
Draco (programming language), a shareware programming language for CP/M and the Amiga
Draco, a supposed reptilian humanoid alien race that has been perported to exist by certain UFO conspiracy theorists
Draco Racing, a motorsports team
Draco (rocket engine), a rocket engine being built for the SpaceX Dragon spacecraft.
Robi Draco Rosa, a Puerto Rican songwriter and member of the band Menudo
Draco (GNU/Linux distribution), a GNU/Linux distribution.

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