It suffers from the C-Before-E In English problem; looks like it should rhyme with 'traces'.
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It's actually 1950s, but we can figure that term would have solidified its spelling in the Regency.
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Hm. 'aviator' is from 'avis', no? So replacing the 'a' with part of 'dracon' is odd.
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elsewhere in the thread it was revealed that it's a parallel construction using draco- and viator
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