Dragons collectively; the species or race of dragons as a whole; dragon-related creatures or people who identify with dragons.
From 'dragon' + 'kind' (Old English 'gecynd' meaning nature or type). This compound structure mirrors terms like 'mankind' and 'humankind' to refer to a species or group.
The word 'kind' meaning 'type' or 'species' comes from the same root as German 'Geschlecht'—and patterns like 'mankind' and 'dragonkind' show how English treats different entities as unified groups with shared nature.
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