Dracaenae

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Dracaenae are serpentine female monsters from Greek mythology, often depicted as part-woman and part-dragon or serpent.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Dracaena 1
Dracaenae canonical 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf female monster ⓘ
hybrid creature ⓘ
mythological creature type ⓘ
serpentine monster ⓘ
appearsIn various Greek myth cycles ⓘ
associatedWith caves ⓘ
dragons ⓘ
guarding sacred places ⓘ
guarding treasures ⓘ
remote wilderness ⓘ
serpents ⓘ
underworld ⓘ
category Greek legendary creatures ⓘ
female legendary creatures ⓘ
mythological hybrids ⓘ
culture Ancient Greek ⓘ
depictedAs part-woman and part-dragon ⓘ
part-woman and part-serpent ⓘ
etymologyRelatedTo drakōn (dragon, serpent) ⓘ
hasAttribute hybrid human-serpent nature ⓘ
monstrous appearance ⓘ
often gigantic size ⓘ
often many-headed ⓘ
often venomous ⓘ
serpentine form ⓘ
hasBodyPart dragon-like tail ⓘ
serpentine lower body ⓘ
woman’s upper body ⓘ
hasGender female ⓘ
hasOrigin Greek mythology ⓘ
includesExample Ceto (in some traditions) ⓘ
Delphyne ⓘ
linked to: Philyra

Echidna ⓘ
Kampe (Campe) ⓘ
Scythian Dracaena ⓘ
influenced later dragon-woman motifs in literature ⓘ
languageOfName Ancient Greek ⓘ
narrativeFunction embodiment of primal forces ⓘ
symbol of chaos ⓘ
test or obstacle for heroes ⓘ
pluralFormOf Dracaena ⓘ
linked to: Dracaenae
roleInMythology antagonists to heroes ⓘ
chthonic powers ⓘ
guardians of important objects ⓘ
subclassOf chthonic beings ⓘ
dragons in Greek mythology ⓘ
monsters in Greek mythology ⓘ
serpents in Greek mythology ⓘ

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (2)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

GreekMonsters → includes → Dracaenae ⓘ
Dracaenae → pluralFormOf → Dracaena ⓘ
linked to: Dracaenae