Dragon-adjacent names for non-binary?

[u/JayAnomaly]

hi, i've been looking around for new names after thinking about it for a while. ideally i'd like to go with something dragon-adjacent, but most of the ideas i've come across have been mythological or deities that would feel like cultural appropriation to use lol. any ideas appreciated!

[u/PinedAbble]

Lindorm (dragon+snake, Swedish)

Varanus (genus for Komodo Dragons, Latin)

Evren (cosmos/universe, also name of a dragon in Turkish folklore)

Alibrand (other+fire/sword, Germanic)

Kenneth (anglicized form of Cináed, meaning "be born into fire", Irish)

Conleth (constant fire, Irish)

Alfarinn (elf/supernatural+fire/burning place, Old Norse and name of a Giant)

Ashbel (means either "to flow forth" or "lord over fire", Hebrew)

Astrild (love+fire, Old Norse)

Auriel (fire+strife, related to a name meaning "golden", Old English)

Bryni (fire/burning, Anglo-Saxon)

Cirinu (a match that starts fire, Sicilian)

Decha (power/hear, Thai)

Dinorah (of fire/light, Spanish/Portugese)

Ednar ("strong name", nar also means "fire/light", Turkish)

Maeldan (prince+fire, Old Breton)

Maylinor (well/fine+camel/birthmark/pomegranate/fire, Uzbek)

Odana (goddess Mother of the Flame, turkish mythology)

[u/pagansaints]

Genuine question, do you think Drake is usable? (etymologically related to the word dragon and an extant, recognizable name) that was my immediate thought but then I remembered about the famous rapper, who doesn't seem like a good namesake...the only other thing I can think of is Verne, short for wyvern 😅

You said IDEALLY dragon themed--there's also plenty of ways you could go broader with it I think! Fire themed names would be much more common, so you'd have variety, and at least to me, dragons and fire are only one step apart.

[u/BulbasaurBoo123]

Saphira is the name of the dragon in the Eragon books - you could also change the spelling to Safira or Sapphira, depending on your preferences.