Epiphany is commonly known as Three Kingsâ Day or the Feast of the Epiphany. It means âmanifestationâ or âshowing forthâ. It is also called Theophany (âmanifestation of Godâ), especially by Eastern Christians.
The definition of draconian is laws or punishments that are extremely severe or cruel. When someone is put to death for stealing $1, this is an example of a draconian punishment. 1  of Draco or the harsh code of laws attributed to him.  extremely severe or cruel.
This is a wonderful name for Harry Potterâs antagonist at Hogwarts. Itâs also a fine example of a characteronym, a name that gives an impression or feeling close to who it is attached to. The origin of the name should be clear. Draco is Latin for dragon, ultimately from the ancient Greek drakÅn, meaning serpent. Draco is also the name of a constellation of stars, and of the first lawgiver in ancient Athens, which is where we got the word draconian from.