Pronunciation: [dɹˈaks] (IPA) 
The word "DRAX" is spelled phonetically as /dræks/. The initial consonant, "d," is pronounced as a voiced alveolar stop, while the following consonant, "r," is pronounced as a voiced alveolar approximant. The vowel, "a," is pronounced as a short front vowels, represented as /æ/. Lastly, the consonant "x" is pronounced as a voiceless velar fricative or the sound /ks/. Combining all these sounds, the word "DRAX" is pronounced as "d-r-a-k-s."
Drax is a noun that primarily refers to a fictional character in popular culture. Drax is a superhuman character featured in comic books published by Marvel Comics. He first appeared in Iron Man #55 in 1973. Drax the Destroyer, as he is commonly known, was created by writer Mike Friedrich and artist Jim Starlin.
In the Marvel universe, Drax is often portrayed as a green-skinned alien with superhuman strength and the ability to regenerate. Originally a human named Arthur Douglas, he was transformed into Drax by Kronos, a powerful cosmic being. Drax's primary mission is to seek revenge against the galactic supervillain Thanos for the murder of his family. His powers, which include enhanced physical abilities and the ability to summon energy blasts, make him a formidable opponent.
Outside of the Marvel universe, "Drax" may also refer to other entities, albeit infrequently. It could be a surname or a place name used by some individuals or communities. However, the most common usage of "Drax" is associated with the Marvel character. Overall, "Drax" is primarily known as a fictional character with superhuman abilities, featured in comic books and popularized through various media adaptations such as films, animated series, and video games.
