IPA: /ˈdræɡənɛt/
KK: /ˈdræɡənɛt/
A small, often colorful fish found in the ocean, belonging to a specific family known for their slender bodies and flattened heads.
The aquarium was filled with beautiful dragonets swimming gracefully among the coral.
Dragonet → The word is derived from "dragon" (from Old French *dragon*, meaning a large serpent or dragon) and the diminutive suffix "-et" (meaning small). Thus, a dragonet refers to a small dragon or a young dragon.
Think of a 'dragon' as a large mythical creature, and the '-et' suffix indicates something small. So, a dragonet is like a little dragon.