What is dracarys?

Dracarys is a High Valyrian word meaning "Dragonfire". It is primarily known as a command used in the A Song of Ice and Fire novels and the Game of Thrones television series to order a dragon to breathe fire.

• Origin: The word is derived from the ancient language of Valyria, specifically High Valyrian.

• Usage: It's most famously associated with Daenerys Targaryen, who used the command Dracarys to control her dragons.

• Meaning: It is a direct command, essentially translating to "burn" or "fire."

• Cultural Impact: "Dracarys!" has become a widely recognized phrase thanks to the popularity of Game of Thrones, often used to evoke power, destruction, or fiery retribution.

• Pronunciation: In the television series, it is generally pronounced as "dra-KAH-ris".