Der Drachen Review

: It is also the plural form of der Drache (the dragon). For example, "die Drachen" means "the dragons".

In German, nouns change based on their "case" (grammatical role in a sentence). Here is how (the kite) is declined: Nominative der Drachen die Drachen Genitive des Drachens der Drachen Dative dem Drachen den Drachen Accusative den Drachen die Drachen Distinguishing "Drache" vs. "Drachen" der drachen

It is easy to confuse these two because their forms overlap: : It is also the plural form of der Drache (the dragon)

(n-declension): Refers to the mythical fire-breathing creature. Its plural is die Drachen . der drachen

: When used as a singular noun, der Drachen typically refers to a kite used for flying.