These are words in the English language that are synonyms for fire or have something to do with fire that I think would make for killer names for fire-breathing dragons or fire-themed dragons in general. Maybe there’s one you thought up yourself, one on the list, or one you’ve heard of elsewhere – either way, your name recommendation could really help someone out, as when you call attention to your favourites, you’re highlighting the best in this list.Īnd – honestly, I have to ask just to appease my curiosity – do let me know what you’re naming.Īre you naming a fire breathing dragon that’s a character in a fictional piece you’re working on? What’s your piece going to be like? Is it a screenplay for a movie, a novel, a poem?Īre you naming a fire dragon in a video game? Are you roleplaying with a firedragon? Are you naming a stuffed animal that’s a fire breathing dragon? I’d so love to know! Fire Themed Names for Fire Dragons Synonyms for “Fire” That Make Good Fire Dragon Names If you stumbled here looking for a name for a fire dragon, please do take a moment to let me know what your favourite names are in the comments below. That means that if you’re looking for a fire dragon name that’s unusual, you’re sure to find a good name.Īnd if you’re looking for a fire dragon name that’s more common – say because your fire dragon is named after someone’s grandfather or grandmother, or because you have a backstory for this dragon where he or she is, let’s say, an “ordinary” dragon and you want that to be reflected in the name, you easily have that option while sticking to fire names. There are ones that sound incredibly common – like the names “Kenneth” and “Ignacio” – and there are ones that sound out of the ordinary – like “Haco” and “Anala.” I like the fact that, even if you’re looking for names or words with meanings that derive or have some connection to fire, you’re bound to find a huge range of names.
Some of my favourites are “Pyre” and “Scorch,” though there are plenty others. There are also plenty of words you can use that are synonyms with the word “fire” that make for good names. “Enya,” “Ayden,” “Blaise,” “Tyson,” and “Bridget” are likely fire-meaning names that you’ve heard of before, but how about “Fiamma”, “Alinta,” “Hagan,” and “Conleth” – these are all super fascinating names I’ve never seen used before. Using names that themselves have “fire” as part of their meaning is also an obvious technique that yields some pretty fascinating names. I like these a lot, especially the idea of researching the stories behind these fire gods/goddesses names to see if there are character traits, or even physical traits, you can embed into a fire dragon’s persona. Yes, there are the common fire gods and goddesses like “Hephaestus,” “Hestia,” and “Ra” you could name a fire dragon after, but there are also lesser known fire gods that have epic names, like “Jagaubis” and “Vulcan,” or for female goddesses, “Oya” and “Turgmam.” Using ancient mythological gods and goddesses’ names – ones that have to do with fire. Many of these are obvious techniques, but can yield some pretty epic sounding names that are uncommonly used. There are a ton of ways you can go about looking for a good name for a fire dragon. Naming dragons in general is pretty fun, but fire dragons in particular, whether they’re merely fire-breathing or completely red and fire themed overall, are probably the most fun to come up with names for.
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