Gregorius21778: 99 Names for Dragons

Before you go, listen. There is something you should know. There is not only one beast, but four of them. See the mountain peek there in the distance? That is where we believe a great dragon to have its lair. We have not seen it in generations, but the tale goes that it is an eldritch beast that speaks a tongue of its own as well as others, a monster whose name means Stormflight Eoncoil. Woe to those who rose his anger, the mountain ridged he claimed as his own, as well as the wood and land at its feet. It drove off or killed everyone who settled there, and the finest knights could not best it, so it is said. Over the decades, it sired three children. The gods may know who or what it did this with, but the three children are dragons as well, but unlike the great one. They are much smaller, praised be the gods for it, but mindless and savage. As even its third child failed to please it, the great dragon retreated to the mountain and was never seen again. It never gave them names but drove them all away, but we gave them names for it us who now suffer under them: Scorchtrail, Copperclaw and Smolderscale. They are the curse of this land, and the curse of us...

Dragons are fearsome, dreadful beasts, some of them mighty enough to rival minor gods. Those that have more intellect that a savage beast tend to be enigmatic, cruel and often uncaring. Those who are beasts are truly bestial, savage destructive. But no matter what kind a dragon is of, it is never something to be trifled with, and most men would never seek them out, no matter why. They nevertheless speak of them, with a lowered voice or with fear and panic.

This list provides 99 descriptive names for dragons. Just pick one and apply it to your own eldritch monster or pick two to combine it into something that might be close to a translation of the dragon´s own name in the human tongue.