(drä′mə, dram′ə) noun
1. A literary composition that tells a story, usually representing human conflict by means of dialog and action to be performed upon the stage; a play.
2. Stage representations collectively; the art or profession of writing, acting, or producing plays; the institution of the theater: often with the.
3. A series of actions, events, or purposes, considered collectively as possessing dramatic quality. [<LL, a play <Gk., a deed, an action <draein act, do]

(drä′mə)
A town in Macedonia, NE Greece. Ancient Dra·bes·cus (drä·bes′kəs).