Dracula
masculine
Dracula is the Romanian name for the fictional vampire.
Meaning: fictional vampire (name)
How does it change in a sentence?
The form Dracula is masculine.
Did you know?
- The name Dracula is a familial name meaning 'son of the dragon' because his father belonged to the Order of the Dragon.
- While the world associates Dracula with the night, the historical inspiration Vlad Țepeș is often viewed in Romania as a national hero who fought for independence.
- In Romanian, the word for 'vampire' is vampir, but the folklore of the strigoi is much older and more complex than the literary image of Dracula.
Examples in context
- Dracula s-a născut în România.Dracula was born in Romania.This sentence is useful for stating where Dracula was born.Tatoeba #8760661 by elenacristina260, translation #9156193 by megamanenm
- Dracula își are originile în România.Dracula originates from Romania.This sentence is useful for stating where Dracula originates from.Tatoeba #8760666 by elenacristina260, translation #10713729 by vxern
- Am citit cartea despre Dracula.I read the book about Dracula.
- În vizită la Castelul lui Dracula.Visiting Dracula's Castle.
- Turiștii se fascinează de legendele despre Dracula.Tourists are fascinated by the legends about Dracula.
- Dracula este un personaj iconic al literaturii gotice.Dracula is an iconic character of gothic literature.
- Dracula este un personaj foarte faimos.Dracula is a very famous character.
Example conversation
Maria and Gabriel are talking about a horror movie.
- MariaAi văzut filmul cu Dracula?Did you see the movie with Dracula?
- GabrielNu, dar am citit povestea.No, but I read the story.
- MariaDracula este un personaj foarte interesant.Dracula is a very interesting character.
- GabrielSunt de acord cu tine, Maria.I agree with you, Maria.
Sources
- Wiktionary, “dracula” translations, CC BY-SA 4.0, dump of 2026-09-26.
- Example sentences: Tatoeba CC BY 2.0 FR.
