Drogo
[ˈdroʊɡoʊ]Meaning
Frankish name, possibly from Gothic dragan 'to carry, to pull' or Old Saxon drog 'ghost, illusion'
Background Story
Drogo is a male given name of Germanic origin, used in English, with the French forms Dreux and Drogon and the Italian Drogone. Its etymology is disputed: it may derive from Proto-Germanic *draugiz ("hard, solid"), Old Saxon drog ("ghost"), Old High German tragen ("to carry"), or the Slavic element dorgŭ ("precious, dear"). The name was borne by sons of both Pepin of Herstal and Charlemagne.
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