About dragon names
Dragon names are long and a little hard to say, as if they were never meant for mortal tongues. Rolling and hissing sounds, such as x, th, rr and s, give them a growl and a hiss at once.
Most legendary dragons are known by a title as well as a name. The generator matches titles to the dragon's element: a fire dragon might be the Cinder Queen, an ice dragon the Pale Warden, and a shadow dragon the Void Devourer.
Tips for choosing a dragon name
Use the title in speech
Villagers whisper the title; only the brave use the true name.
Hide the true name
In many stories, knowing a dragon's real name gives power over it.
Match the lair
Let the element shape the dragon's home, hoard and temper.
Questions
Why are dragon names so long?
Length suggests age. A dragon that has lived for a thousand years has had time to collect syllables.
Do the titles change with gender?
Yes. Female dragons get titles like Queen and Empress, male dragons King and Tyrant, and neutral ones Wyrm and Warden.