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Names meaning fire and flame
Fire names glow: the Irish Aidan, little fire, and other names that carry flame, spark and burning light. 38 names so far, each with its own page, story and name art.
Aidan
“little fire”
Irish
Aiden
“little fire”
Irish
Aidyn
“little fire”
Irish, via English
Alev
“flame”
Turkish
Aodh
“fire”
Old Irish
Aodhán
“little fire”
Irish
Ayden
may mean “little fire”
Irish, via English
Brandt
may mean “fire, sword”
Germanic
Cemre
“warming ember”
Arabic, via Turkish
Coinneach
may mean “handsome; or born of fire”
Scottish Gaelic
Eldjárn
“fire iron”
Old Norse
Eldur
“fire”
Old Norse, via Icelandic
Ena
may mean “fire (Irish); or short for various names”
Irish and Croatian
Ignacio
“fiery”
Latin, via Spanish
Ignacy
may mean “fiery”
Latin, via Polish
Ignatius
“fiery”
Latin
Ignazio
may mean “as Ignatius; linked to fire”
Latin, via Italian
Inácio
may mean “of uncertain meaning; later linked to fire”
Latin, via Portuguese
Keahi
“the fire”
Hawaiian
Keegan
may mean “little fire”
Irish
Ken
“handsome; or born of fire”
Scottish Gaelic, via English
Kenneth
may mean “born of fire; or handsome”
Scottish Gaelic
Koray
may mean “ember + moon”
Turkish
Lasairfhíona
“flame of wine”
Irish
Liesma
“flame”
Latvian
Logi
“flame”
Old Norse
Ognjen
“fiery”
Slavic
Pirro
“flame-coloured”
Greek, via Italian and Albanian
Reese
“ardour, fiery”
Welsh
Serafino
“burning one”
Hebrew, via Italian
Seraphin
“burning one”
Hebrew, via English
Seraphina
“fiery, burning one”
Hebrew, via Latin
Seraphine
“burning one”
Hebrew, via French
Sindri
“spark”
Old Norse, via Icelandic
Tanguy
“fire dog”
Breton
Vatroslav
“fire + glory”
Serbo-Croatian
Žarka
“glow, embers”
Serbo-Croatian
Žarko
“glow, embers”
Serbo-Croatian