You hear "Dracarys" a lot on "Game of Thrones" and its spin-off "House of the Dragon" - but what does it mean?

House of the Dragon retconned "dracarys" from Daenerys, but Aemond's use in season 2 makes it worth it. The High Valyrian phrase "dracarys" is used by Targaryen dragonriders in House of the Dragon.

House of the Dragon season 2 has contained some of the most electric moments in the show’s history, but also some of its dullest. After the drama of the Battle at Rook’s Rest, episode 5 falls ...

He takes lessons from the dragon keepers about how to use the "dracarys" command. They're clearly paying off because Vermax responds by roasting a goat. Poor goat.

Exploiting this wrinkle, Aemond has Vhagar dracarys not Meleys but Sunfyre, felling Aegon’s dragon, and presumably Aegon himself, though we won’t know for sure until the next episode.

Dracarys is the word used to command a dragon to breathe fire. While there are no literal dragons in the world of generative AI, thanks to Abacus.ai, the term Dracarys now has some meaning as well.

Aemond orders Vhagar to “Dracarys” both dragons at the same time, ... In a nutshell, House of the Dragon Season 2 Episode 4 ends with Rhaenys and Meleys dead, ...

Maybe, but I'm personally not buying it. The real clue is the look on Aemond's face when he shouts "dracarys", and his expression when he turns to see Cole behind him in the clearing.

Dragon bonding in George R R Martin’s book series isn’t easy — but HOTD season 2 is giving us a better glimpse of the process than we got with Daenerys ...

Dear sweet baby Dracarys, they've done it again. Another episode of House of the Dragon has laboured to move pieces into place and establish character dynamics and deliver some beautifully written ...