dragonstone

Noun

Meaning

dragonstone (countable and uncountable, plural dragonstones)

(fantasy) A stone or gem having magical powers in relation to dragons.

Examples

A century before the Doom, the Targaryen family was sent to Dragonstone to rule there. Source: Internet

The 71-year-old creator of Dragonstone, Winterfell and the Red Keep describes his proposed Gothic-style structure as a free-standing 'seven-sided library' in a planning application lodged with the City of Santa Fe. Source: Internet

However, Ser Loras Tyrell, impatient to free the fleet to protect his home castle of Highgarden, attacked Dragonstone directly. Source: Internet

At her first scene at Dragonstone we see her very usual style, but at the end of episode 7 she’s wearing a way more Targaryen style. Source: Internet

This week’s section of tapestry includes a collection of scenes from 'Eastwatch', episode five of season seven: in Dragonstone, Daenerys once again convenes her war council. Source: Internet

The Baratheons of Dragonstone and the Baratheons of King's Landing are extinct, but they are also branches of the House Baratheon, which still lives on. Source: Internet

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