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pen•drag•on  (pen drag′ən),USA pronunciation n. 
  1. Ancient Historythe supreme leader: the title of certain ancient British chiefs.
  • Late Latin dracōnēs, plural of dracō military standard, Latin: serpent, dragon (hence, chief or head standard), though the compound is unattested in Welsh sources outside of translations of Geoffrey of Monmouth
  • Medieval Latin (Geoffrey of Monmouth) Uthyrpendragun Uther Pendragon, taken as Medieval Welsh pen(n) head + *dragun
  • 1470–80
pen•drag′on•ish, adj. 
pen•drag′on•ship′, n. 

Pen•drag•on  (pen drag′ən),USA pronunciation n. 
  1. Ancient History, Mythologyeither of two kings of ancient Britain. Cf. Arthur (def. 2), Uther. 

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