My Dragon's Names

Dragon	Name(s)	Reference/Comments
8bit	Byte	Eight Bit makes one Byte :)
Abominable	Mammott	My Singing Monsters game by Big Blue Bubble
Aboriginal	Uluru	Ayer's Rock in the languange of the local Aborigines
Abyss	Tehom	Hebrew, the first deep that was there before creation
Acrobat	Liberty	unchanged
Adventure	Aventuro	Italian for adventure
Aether	Akasha, Aleph	5th element in Hinduism, math term for infinite numbers
Air	Spira	unchanged
Aladdin	Al	Call me Al :D
Alpine	Jodel	traditional alpine music
Ambassador	Diplomat
Amethyst	Qu	unchanged
Amphora	Pelike	special form of amphoras
Anemone	Monie
Anubis	Ankh	symbol of life/afterlife; tattoo on the dragon
Aphrodite	Venus	Latin name for the same goddess, since Aphrodite has too many letters...
Apollo	Apollo	no need to give a God another name
Apprentice	Wolfgang	The Sorcerer's Apprentice, ballad by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, made very popular by Disney's Fantasia movie where Mickey Mouse plays the Apprentice.
Arbiter	Iustus	Latin for fair - what you hope for an arbiter to be. :)
Archangel	Gabriel
Archon	Force	Star Wars
Ares	Ares	no need to give a God another name
Artemis	Artemis	Greek moon/hunting godess
Astro	Voyager	Voyager 1 Space probe, still on it's way into deep space
Astromancer	Culet	unchanged; means protective flat facet on the bottom of a brilliant cut diamond (wow, I learned something!)
Athena	Athena	no need to give a God another name
Athletic	Champ	that's what he is!
Atlantis	Nöck, Aquarius, Tiamat	German water spirit, also called "Wassermann", meaning man from the water. Wassermann also is the German term for the Aquarius zodiac sign. Tiamat (unchanged) is the Babylonian goddess of salt water.
Aurora	Aurora, Borea, Veila	Aurora = Roman goddess of sunrise; Boreas = Greek deity of the north wind; Veila = from veil, the colorful curtains of the northern lights
Autumn	October
Avalanche	Snowroar
Award	Oscar	too obvious ;)
Azurite	Oceanus	Greek God; origin of all waters; all-surrounding ocean
Balloon	Blooon	silly name for a silly dragon
Ballot	Duality	since there are always at least two sides to a coin
Banshee	Nightcry
Basilisk	Jesses	From the Suabian exclamation "Jesses Gott!", meaning "oh my God!", but Jesses also means Jesus.  Basilisks are also called Jesus lizards, because they can run on the water.
Bat	Bruce	Batman aka Bruce Wayne
Beaded	Perlita	Perle = bead or pearl in German
Beast	Prince	revealing his true being
Beastmaster	Dar	hero from The Beastmaster movie
Bedrock	Rocky
Bengal	Tigress	Kung Fu Panda
Big Bad	Charming	unchanged, because so beautifully ironic
Black Ice	Verglas	French word for black ice
Black Rose	Negrita	negro = Spanish for black
Black Swan	Darkwing	Disney's Darkwing Duck series
Bliss	Neema, Joy	Swahili word for bliss
Blizzard	various	unchanged
Blue Moon	Luna	Roman goddess of the moon
Blue Peacock	Azura	the color blue
Blue Tang	Dorie	Hard to name her NOT like this. :D
Bountiful	Gourdon	because it looks like a gourd
Brazil	Defense	football position
Bride of Franken	Amalia	appears as bride of "Buali" in a very black humorous song from the Austrian band EAV
Bright Phoenix	Benu	Old Egyptian god of death and rebirth
Bubble	Pustefix	German company that makes soap bubble blowers for kids
Bubble Gum	Wrigley	chewing gum company
Butterfly	Henry, Richard	names of medieval kings
Cactus	Opuntia, Cereus, Espostoa	Latin names for different cactus species
Candy Cane	Sticky	a candy cane is sticky, and it is also a stick.
Candy Corn	Sweetie
Carnival	Samba	Most popoular dance rhythm during the Rio carnival
Carousel	Joyride
Cave	Fred	The Flintstones
Celestial	Starwing, Stella, Lil'Star
Celtic	Paddy	Nickname for Irish people, also a popular whisky brand
Chameleon	Furcifer	Latin species name for giant chameleon (Furcifer oustaleti)
Chandelier	Sia	Singer, having a song about swinging from the chandelier
Charm	Bella
Cherry Blossom	Sakura	Japanese word and festival of Cherry Blossoms
Cheshire	Smiley	obvious
Chimera	Hiss	Sir Hiss, the snake king from Disney's Robin Hood
Christmas Tree	Sapin	French "sapin de noel", meaning Christmas tree
Clockwork	Tinman	Wizard of Oz
Cloud	Cumulus	meteorologic term for fluffy white clouds
Clown	Pippo	childen's book by Irina Korschunow
Clownfish	Nemo	well, it's hard NOT to name this one like that... :D
Colossal	Draco	after the dragon from the 1996 movie Dragonheart.
Contender	Pete	from competing
Coral	Reef
Comet	Halley	Halley's comet; dragon's description
Comic	Marvel	Home of many superhero comics
Cornucopia	Banana	the dragon itself inspired me
Cosmic	Sagan, Hawking, Asimov	unchanged - cool names!
Cosmos	Galax
Cotton Candy	Manna	I always imagined the heavenly food to be like this... :)
Creation	Alpha	first letter in the Greek alphabet, commonly also meaning "the first, the beginning"
Crystal	Hexagon	because of the hexagonal symmetry in the quartz crystals
Curio	Twist	unchanged
Cursed Idol	Iconia
Cursed Rose	Rosario
Dame of Darkness	Umbra	Umbra (lat.) = shadow
Dark Crystal	Morione	Italian term for almost black smoky quartz
Dark Phoenix	Starfire
Dawntree	Quercus, Acorn	Latin species name for oak
Deep	Fhtagn	H.P. Lovecraft's Cthulhu mythos
Diamond	Paragon, Carat, Clarity, Hedra, Spectra, Lucy, Lustra	unchanged
Dino	Zorda	unchanged
Dionysus	Dionysus	no need to give a God another name
Disco	Reflecta	because of the reflective scales
Double Rainbow	Colors	Rainbow, show me your colors... Song from 77 Bombay Street
Dracula	Vlad	Vlad III Tepes, Voivode of Wallachia, aka Vlad Draculea, later termed Vlad the Impaler, Stoker's inspiration for Dracula
Drama	Thalia	Greek muse of comedy
Dream	Träumer	German for Dreamer
Dreamweaver	Somnia	Somnium, Latin for dream, sleep
Druid	Panor	Asterix comics, Panoramix the druid
Dueler	Hector	unchanged
Eagle	Goldbeak
Earth	Crag	unchanged
Easter Egg	Calimero	animated TV series I watched as a kid about a black chick that wears an eggshell on its head.
Elder	Granpa
Elements	Harmony
Elf	Buddy	from the 2003 movie Elf
Emerald	Esme	short for Esmerelda
Explorer	Indie	Indiana Jones
Fairy	Papilio; Flutter	Latin species name (papilio machaon)
Fairytale	Maude	the name just felt right; "Made" in German means maggot, probably that's why.
Familiar	Garfield, Nermal	Garfield comics
Festive Light	Merry
Fire	Tinder, Char	unchanged
Fireflash	Sprinter	dragon's description
Fire Giant	Surtur	fire giant from the nordic mythology; also nicely adapted by Marvel
Fire Opal	Jalisco, Hidalgo	Mexican states where fire opals can be found
Fireflower	Fyre, Spark, Blast	Can't start a fire without a spark :D (Bruce Springsteen)
Firemane	Lion	Cowardly Lion from Wizard of Oz
Firestorm	Inferno	unchanged
Fireworks	Piffpaff, Knaller	sound of exploding fireworks in German; Knaller is the German word for banger
Flower	Flora	Roman goddess of flowers
Flower Power	Hippie	(too) obvious :)
Fluffy	Feathers, Duna
Fog	Obscuro	Latin = dark, unclear
Forest	Satyr	unchanged
Forestfire	Smokey
Fortune	Rosmerta
Fossil	Link	unchanged
Four-Leaf	Lucky
Franken	Buali	Austrian for "little boy" - from a very black humorous song by EAV
Freedom	Freiheit	German for freedom
Frostbite	Blacktip	That's what you get from severe frostbite
Fruitful	Papple	Minions, banana short movie
Fuzzy	Wooly
Gaia	Odette	Odem, breath of life
Galaxy	Spiral
Gargoyle	Goliath	Disney's Gargoyles
Garnet	Rosso	Italian for red
Gatekeeper	Zuul	Ghostbusters,  gatekeeper demon
Gemstone	Glimmer
Genie	Wonk	unchanged
Geode	Krystal
Germany	Storm	football position
Ghost Armor	Hollow	because it's hollow; Sleepy Hollow horror movie
Glacius	Glacius
Glass	Tiffany	Louis Comfort Tiffany, I love the stained glass lamps...
Glitter	Sparkle
Goblin	Gobber
Godmother	Auntie	In German, the godmother would be "Patentante", and Tante means aunt.
Griffin	Gryff	Vogel Gryff, a heraldic figure from Basel
Groom	James	reminds me of James Bond
Gummy	Trolli	German sweets company
Hanukkah	Menorah	Jewish seven-armed candle holder
Harvest	Grano	Italian for grain
Healer	Connor	one of my pen&paper characters
Hercules	Hercules	no need to give a God another name
Hermes	Hermes	no need to give a God another name
Hermit	Herman	Herman's Hermits, British beat band from the sixties
Hibiscus	Tahiti	the women there traditionally wear them in their hair
Hidden Gem	Altus	Latin for hidden
Hippogriff	Buckbeak	Harry Potter's Hippogriff
Honeybee	Brummsel, Summ, Brumm	Humming sounds that flying bees make (in German)
Horizon	Hugin	one of Odin's ravens that were flying through the worlds and gathering information
Hunter	Plantera	Fusion of plant and panthera - had to drop the h...
Hypnotic	Glotzl	"glotzen" is a German derogative slang word for staring, and Glotzl is a pseudo-Bavarian noun from this.
Ice Age	Tundra	unchanged
Ice Cream	Bouboule	French; boule means scoop or ball; bouboule also means fat boy.
Icecrown	Corona	corona (lat.) = crown; also a popular Mexican beer ;)
Icicle	Glaciell
Idol	Tlaloc	Aztec weather god
Illusion	Amorpho	amorph means to have no fixed shape
Illusionist	Houdini	Harry Houdini, famous stage magician
Immovable	Rigido	Rigidus (lat.) = immovable
Independence	Torch	unchanged - fitting since the Statue of Liberty carries one.
Intricate Egg	Pisanka, Jajo	Pisanka, Polish for easter egg. The tradition of the intricate paintings is very popular there. Jajo, Polish for egg.
Iridescent	Moody, Blues	dragon's description - together also a rock band
Iris	Iris	no need to give a God another name
Ironbark	Rusty	dragon's looks; knew a dog named Rusty, and he barked a lot.
Island	Fidji
Ivory	Tusk
Jack O'	Jack	Jack Skellington, character from Nightmare Before Christmas
Jade	Yu	Chinese word for Jade
Jack	Jakob	Full name for Jack
Jasmine	Fragrara	Latin for "smelling pleasant"
Jewelry	Precious	myyyyy prrresciousssss... :D
Jigsaw	Puzzle
Justice	Judith	no specific reason
Kaboom	Bob	Despicable Me movie, name of one of the minions, because the goggles and the face just remind me of him
Kabuki	Okuni	after Izumo no Okuni, the originator of the Kabuki theatre
Killerwhale	Willy	Free Willy movie
King	Charles
Kitsune	Kitaki	from Kita Kitsune, the Japanese northern fox
Knightmare	Insomnus	Insomnia = Sleeplessness; also a horror story by Stephen King
Kung-Fu	Shaolin
Lacewing	Ragusa	form of lace used in the baroque
Ladybug	Chäferli	Swiss for "little bug"
Landworm	Tunnel, Digger, Drill
Laserlight	Neon	common inert gas used in gas phase lasers
LeftHeart	Valentin
Leo	Kimba	Kimba the white lion, one of my favorite audio records as a kid - just learned now through wikipedia that it is originally a japanese anime... :D
Leopard	Leonie	popular girl's name in Germany
Leprechaun	O'Malley	old Irish clan name. Also the red tomcat from Disney's Aristocats.
Life	Vita	Latin for Life
Light	Ray	ray of light
Lighthouse	Beacon
Lightmare	Kalliope	Greek muse of poetry, science and philosophy
Lightning	Flash	...aaah-aaah - savior of the universe! Queen song
Lily	Lys	French royal lily, "Fleur de Lys"
Loch Ness	Undine	mythical water nymph
Lollipop	Chupa	Chupa Chups, most common lollipop brand in Europe
Lord of Light	Clarus	Latin for bright
Lorekeeper	Scroll
Lost Bones	Claw
Lotus	Zen
Love	Elvis	because of the "hair" - or whatever that red thing on the epic form's head is...
Lovebird	Agapo	Latin species name (shortened) Agapornus, from agape = I love, and ornus = bird; is it an incident that together there appears porn? :D
Lovelight	Romantic
Lover's Tree	Hearty
Luck	Luke	Lucky Luke comics
Lunar Horse	Racer, Speedy	dragon's description
Lunar Ram	Ramalama	Ding-Dong! song from The Edsels
Macaw	Jago; Coco	Disney's Aladdin, Djafar's little helper; Coco seems to be a popular name for parrots in Germany
Mad Scientist	Chesh	unchanged; slang word for sly, evilish grin (cheshire cat-style) - wow, I learn quite a bit through dragon names and google :D
Mage	Mabruk	The Last Unicorn movie, the magician serving at king Haggard's court before Schmendrick; known also as the "magician of magicians"
Magic	Puff; Anansi	Puff the magic dragon lives by the sea... Song by Peter Paul & Mary;  Anansi: African trickster God, depicted as a spider
Magma	Heatcore
Magic Lamp	Genie	The real genie from the magic lamp!
Malachite	Chrysos	From chrysocoll, a glue for gold made from malachite
Manticore	Growl
Maple	Samara	word for the maple seed
Marble	Caius	main character from Henry Winterfeld's book "Detectives in Togas"
March Mayhem	Center	Position in basketball
Mardi Gras	Elton	From Elton John's appearance in the Muppet show where he wears a similar outfit
Marshmallow	Mellow	Mellow Yellow, song by Donovan
May	Beltane	Irish festival held at 1st of May to celebrate the beginning of summer
Meadow	Fluffy	Because it's sooo FLUFFY! (Despicable Me, Agnes and the unicorn)
Melody	Sylvea	adapted from the Pokemon Sylveon
Mercury	Freddie	Singer of the rock band Queen
Mermaid	Arielle	Disney movie
Metal	Steel
Meteor	Crash
Midnight	Moonsong	inspired by the dragon's description
Mindvolt	Sparky
Mirage	Fatamor, Tamorga	Fata Morgana, Fata Morgana - commonly used term for mirages in German; actually from Italian, referring to Morgana le Fey from the King Arthur legend.
Mischief	Pranky
Mist	Cirrus, Stratus, Haze	Cirrus  = meteorologic term for thin, veil-like clouds; Stratus = fog-like cloud that often releases moisture in form of drizzle
Mistletoe	Kissy	since she's inducing kissing...
Mistmoth	Mystique, Secret, Riddle
Monsoon	Tokio	the band Tokio Hotel who had the hit song Monsoon
Moon	Mani, Chandra, Mawu	Mani: Nordic god of the moon, guiding the moon cart across the sky; Chandra: Hindu moon god, Mawu = African moon goddess
Moonglow	Lune	French for moon
Moonlight	Selenus	from the Greek moon goddess Selene, masculinized
Mummy	Mumm-Ra	ThunderCats antagonist
Music	Falala
Mythic	Asterios, Minos	Asterios was the name of the Minotaurus, Minos was the king whose wife gave birth to the monster after mating with a bull...  - the legend is quite interesting.
Naga	Shesha	Indian holy snake who supports the world
Never Ending	Fuchur	German (and original) name of Falcor
Night	Lilith, Notte	unchanged; Italian word for night
Night Elf	Drizzt	Drizzt Do'Urden, night elf hero from R.A. Salvatores novels
Night Imp	Tricky
Nightlight	Phospho	from phosphorescence, the glow-in-the-dark effect
Northstar	Twinkle	..., twinkle, little star... give me many golden bars :D
Northwest	Haida	one of the most artistic tribes of the Native Americans along the Northwest Pacific coast.
Nouveau	Orsaya	from the Musée d'Orsay, a wonderful museum in Paris, dedicated to Art Nouveau
Nutcracker	Wally	because we use it mainly to open walnuts
Nyx	Nyx	no need to give a God another name
Obsidian	Soot, Coal
Old Trinket	Nippes	German word for useless decoration objects, dust collectors
Olympus	Leonidas	unchanged
Onyx	Hypnos	Greek god of sleep
Opal	Deepfire
Oracle	Pythia	The priestess at the oracle of Delphi
Origami	Crinkle
Overgrowth	Sphagnum	species of moss
Owl	Schuhu, Bubo, Errol	German word for the owl call; Latin species name (bubo bubo); Errol, the old Weasley's family owl from Harry Potter
Papa	Peter	my dad's name
Paradise	Eden
Parakeet	Rio, Janeiro
Passion	Adonis	unchanged
Past	Memory
Patchwork	Quilt
Peace	Pax, Romana	(no, I mean NOT the wardrobe from Ikea! :D) Pax Romana is a period of peace in the Roman era under the emperor Augustus' reign.
Peacock	Vanity, Fair	magazine
Pearl	Nacrea	Nacre = mother-of-pearl, nacreous = the shimmer of pearls
Pegasus	Hyperion	name of a blue horse in one of my favourite children's books from James Krüss, "Das kleine Mädchen und das blaue Pferd".
Penguin	Ping	character from Max Kruse's book "Urmel aus dem Eis"
Penumbra	Nocturna	nocturnis - at night, night-dwelling
Phantom	Claudio
Pharao	Ramses
Phase	Switcher
Phoenix	Fawkes	Harry Potter
Picnic	Yummy
Pinata	Burro	burro (span.) = donkey; most popular form for pinatas
Pirate	Sparrow	Jack Sparrow, from Pirates of the Carribean
Pixie	Tinker	Tinker Bell from Peter Pan
Planet	Jupiter, Mars
Plasma	Elfield	from electric field - that's what causes the lightnings...
Platinum	Penny
Playful	Kid	He's just a bit overgrown. :)
Plum Blossom	Prunella	Prunus = Latin for plum
Poinsettia	Christl	the plant is called Christrose in German, and Christl would be Bavarian for Christine
Poison	Fang
Pokey	Hokey	too obvious
Polar	Lars	Main character from Der Kleine Eisbär, popular children's books by Hans de Beer
Porcelain	China, Villeroy	Villeroy & Boch
Portal	Vortex
Poseidon	Poseidon	no need to give a God another name
Pot of Gold	Kettle
Present	Today
Pride	Huey	because he combines every hue of color in his wings, and Hue was his birth name
Prime Arcane	Simbolo	Italian for symbol
Prime Life	Samsara	Hindu mythology, the circle of birth, life and death
Prime Magic	Asha	Might & Magic, Primordial dragon of order
Pterodactyl	Petrie	A Land Before Time movie
Puffer	Sphero	spheroid = round object
Pumpkin	Bumpy
Pyramid	Hatshepsut	unchanged
Queen	Victoria
Quartz	Silicia	from silicon oxide, the chemical elements quartz is made of.
Radioactive	Radium
Rainbow	Bifröst, Spectra	the rainbow bridge to Valhalla; in a rainbow you see the spectrum of visible light
Rainbow Rose	Bette	in honor of Bette Midler, composer of the beautiful ballad "The Rose". "Just remember in the winter Far beneath the bitter snows Lies the seed that with the sun's love In the spring becomes the rose"
Rapunzel	Valerie	Latin name of the plant Rapunzel, Valerianella
Red Queen	Annabell
Red Rose	Rosalita
Rhyme	Wuschel	wuschelig is German and means fluffy or curly
RightHeart	Valentia
Rising Sun	Hinomaru	name for Japanese Flag, meaning "circle of the sun"
Rose	Roselyn, Rosie
Royal	Louis	Louis XIV, the "sun king"
Ruby	Serah	unchanged
Rune	Scribble
Sabretooth	Fluffles
Sandstorm	Chamsin	Arabic word for sandstorm
Sapphire	Sappho	Greek lyric poet
Sasquatch	Bubba	unchanged
Scarab	Cheper	Scarab-headed Egyptian god of the dawn and the rising sun
Scarecrow	Crook
Scorpion	Sting, Whip
Scylla	Scylla	no need to give a God another name
Seabreeze	Spray, Salty
Seastar	Asteros	Asteroidea, the phylum of seastars
Seer	Prolix	Asterix comic "the Seer"
Sea	Shalassa	Might & Magic, the elemental dragon of Water
Seafarer	Nemo, Ahab	Captain of the Nautilus, from Jules Verne's novel 20'000 leagues under the sea; captain Ahab, hunter of Moby Dick
Serpent	Amaru	Inca mythology, giant serpent, symbol of wisdom and knowledge
Shadow	Tenebros	Latin for darkness
Shamrock	Trifolia	tri (lat.) = three; folia (lat.) = leaves
Silver Screen	Chaplin	Charlie Chaplin, one of my black and white movie heroes
Sky	Ylath	Might & Magic, the elemental dragon of Air
Sky Giant	Gurie	name of the BFG in German - Guter Riese, meaning friendly giant.
Skyshatter	Cassiel	Casser le ciel = French for "breaking the sky"
Skysurfer	Delta	Delta glider
Slumber	Snorky	I'm sure he snores :)
Smoke	Caligo	Latin for smoke; also means darkness or sadness.
Snap	Lionmaw	translation of the German name for the flower (Löwenmaul, Löwenmäulchen)
Snowangel	Angelica
Snow Owl	Hedwig, Snowball	Harry Potter's snowy owl
Snowfall	Silencia	the sound of falling snow
Snowflake	Unico	from unique
Snowman	Frosty, Olaf	popular song; Frozen Disney movie
Snowmelt	Dribble	that's what melting snow does...
Soccer	Midfield	football position
Social	Hola, Bonjour, Servus	Spanish/French/Austrian greeting
Solar	Sunfire, Sunstorm
Sorcerer	Witcher
Sorceress	Morgaine	Morgan le Fey, sorceress in the legends of king Arthur
Soul	Anima, Dusza	soul in Italian and Polish
Soulmate	Bicepha	Latin, meaning "double-headed"
Space	Universo
Sparkler	Fünkchen	German for "little spark"
Sphinx	Giza, Bastet	the largest city in Egypt where also the Great Sphinx is located, Bastet, lion- or cat-headed Goddess of love and fertility
Spicy	Habanero	one of the hottest varieties of chili peppers
Spider	Thekla	spider from Maya the bee
Spirit Queen	Sylvanas	World of Warcraft, Sylvanas Windrunner
Spirit Warrior	Kujaku	Main character from the Spirit Warrior manga series by Makoto Ogino
Splatter	Blotch
Spring	Zephyr	Greek deity of the friendly western wind, forebearer of spring
Stalactite	Pollux	Greek mythologial twins
Stalagmite	Castor	Twin of Stalactite
Stalwart	Aigis	Greek mythology, shield of Athena or Zeus, imbued with the power to strike lightning
Stainglass	Vitro	Italian for glass
Stardust	Nebula
Starlight	Gilith	Sindarin word for Starlight
Starry Night	Vincent	Vincent van Gogh, creator of namesake painting
Steel Samurai	Hanzo	Hattori Hanzo, famous samurai and ninja
Stone	Carrara	famous marble quarry in Italy
Storm	Thunder	Thunderstorm...
St. Patrick's	Padraig	Gaelic/Irish version of Patrick
Sugar Plum	Olga	Olga Preobrajenska, Russian ballerina who performed as the Sugar Plum Fairy in the first show of The Nutcracker ballet.
Sultana	Yasemin
Summer Solstice	Kupala	Slavic ritual of fertility and purification held on summer solstice; also the name for the bonfires lit during this festival.
Sunbeam	Raya	Rayo (Span.) = sunbeam; but she's female for sure. :) Also name of one of my friend's daughters.
Sunblaze	Dazzle
Sunflower	Helianta	from the species name Helianthus Anuus
Sunlight	Soleil	French for sun
Sunrise	Eos	Greek goddess of dawn
Sunset	Rayleigh	John William Strutt, 3rd Baron Rayleigh, English physicist and Nobel prize winner, discovered the elastic scattering of light, which is the reason for the sky being blue and the beautiful colors of sunset.
Sunshine	Solaris	movie; Latin, meaning "from the sun"
Sunshower	April	the month where this dragon's favorite weather is most frequent
Sunstone	Oregon	Sunstone is the state gemstone of Oregon
Super	Kal-El, Kal-Le	Kal-El is Superman's real name; and Kalle is another form of Karl.
Supernova	Kepler	Johannes Kepler, German mathematician and astronomer who whitnessed and described one of the three proven supernovae in our galaxy, also known as Kepler's Star.
Supersonic	Boom	Sonic Boom, shockwave created by objects travelling faster than sound
Supreme	Patronus	patronus (lat.) = guardian; dragon's description
Surprise	Tadaa	What you would scream when you pop out of a giant cake.
Swan	Cygnus	Latin species name and name of the constellation
Sweater	Silly	because he looks like
Sweet Tooth	Sugar
Tanuki	Rascal
Teddy	Toddel	A good night story from my early childhood about a teddy bear that learns to walk and then gets lost in a big city.
Thai	Siam	old name of Thailand
Thanksgiving	Pilgrim	The Pilgrim Fathers first celebrated Thanksgiving.
Three Kings	Melcazar	MELchior, CAspar, BalthaZAR
Thunderstorm	Triumph	my partner's motorbike, a Triumph Thunderbird Storm
Tigerfly	ShirKhan	Jungle Book by Rudyard Kipling
Tiger's Eye	Mewtu	Pokemon, Mew & Mewtu, because Topas is Mew
Time Travel	Warp	Time Warp, song from Rocky Horror Picture Show
Tiny	Mini, Micro
Titan	Elliot	the dragon from Pete's Dragon movie
Topaz	Mew	Pokemon
Torchlight	Flicker
Tree Frog	Ribbit
Triceratops	Cera	From A Land Before Time movie
Trick or Treat	Sweet
Trickster	Nzambi	unchanged; African creator god
Tricorn	Cornetto	Italian for "little horn". Also the name of a popular ice cream cone in Germany
Troll	Ghorghor	Ghorghor Bey, character from the Black Moon Chronicles comics by Ledroit
Tropic	Ahi, Kamaaina, Kumu	unchanged; Ahi = endogenous tribe from Papua; Kama'aina is Hawaiian and means "child of the land" Kumu = teacher in Hawaiian
Truffle	Cailler	Swiss chocolate company - the best chocolate in the world!
Tsunami	Aazhi	from the Indian word for seismic seawaves, aazhi peralai
Twilight	Chaska	Inka goddess Ch'aska Quyllur, goddess of dawn, twilight and flowers, protector of virgins and young girls
USA	Keeper	football position
Valiant	Audax	Latin for bold or daring
Venetian	Donna
Venomous	Nagini	Harry Potter, Voldemort's snake
Viking	Blauzahn	Harald Blauzahn ("bluetooth"), Danish king and famous leader of the Vikings
Virtue	Kimbra	unchanged
Warrior Prince	Lancelot		unchanged
Warrior Princess	Thaerlyn	from my Exalted pen&paper roleplaying character Thalia Y'Thaerlyn, a princess of a woodland kingdom that was a Solar Exalted of the Dawn.
Water	Diver
Waterfall	Rausch	"rauschen" is the German word for the waterfall sound; "Rausch" means also the state of being drunk or drugged or very excited; also there is the nonens quote "je rausch der Bach, desto wass der Fall" - the more the brook rushes, the more water is falling, sort of...
Watermelon	Pasteque	French word for watermelon
Waverider	Surfer
White Gold	Goldie
White Ninja	Hattori	Hattori Hanzo, famous samurai and ninja
White Rose	Bianca
Wild	Oscar, Wylde	Oscar Wilde
Wildflower	Weed
Winter	Frost
Winter Games	Sotschi	the location in Russia where the olympic winter games took place
Winter Rose	Frozen, Ice
Winter Solstice	Koliada	Slavic pagan festival held around winter solstice, later incorporated into Christmas
Wisp	Float
Wizard	Merlin
Wooden	Timber
Wraith	Spooky
Yeti	Harry	unchanged
Zeus	Zeus	no need to give a God another name
Zephyr	Gustl	gust of wind; Bavarian nickname for Gustav