It is an adjective helper. It designates that the adjective word that follows it to be of the gender conditional tense - as it is the adjectives that carry gender tense plurality and status in this language not the nouns, verbs or other types.
eg She is tired ---> tired mark (personal adjective female present) (verb of existing)
this is English equivalent of course I don't have the character set for Dragon-talk.
The Russian language equivalent of the name Mark is Марк (pronounced "mark").
Mark Kubota goes by Lucky Dragon.
kulaka
The Latin (the language that the ancient Romans spoke) word for dragon is 'draco.'
It meant that Lara didn't actually turn into a dragon but she was fierce like a dragon. Figurative language means that it doesn't actually happen.
Hypertext Mark Language
Mark C Baker has written: 'The atoms of language' -- subject(s): Language and languages
His name is Odahviing. In dragon language, it means 'Winged Snow Hunter'.
The question mark was first used in the Syriac language.
Hawai jahaj
In "Eragon," the dragon mark appears on Eragon's palm when he touches the dragon egg after a connection is formed during a moment of destiny. To replicate this symbol, one could visualize a deep bond with a dragon, emphasizing themes of loyalty and magic. In a creative context, you might draw or paint the mark on your palm using a temporary medium, symbolizing your own connection to fantasy and adventure.
Somewhere around the 3day mark depending on how well you been treating the dragon