Draging

Draging is not a standard term in English. In most uses, it appears to be a misspelling of the verb dragging, the present participle of drag, meaning to pull an object along a surface by friction. The correct spelling in modern English is dragging; draging may occur in hurried writing, typographical errors, or as a non-native speaker's transliteration. In formal writing, it is generally corrected to dragging.

Within computing and digital interfaces, the intended term is dragging. It refers to the action of moving an item with a cursor, touch, or stylus while maintaining contact, commonly used to initiate drag-and-drop operations. When software strings read "draging" instead of "dragging," these are typographical errors that should be fixed to avoid ambiguity.

Aside from misspelling, "Draging" may also function as a proper noun, such as a surname or a place name, but it does not denote a widely recognized concept in English-language reference works.

Related terms include dragging, drag, and drag-and-drop.