DnD Race Name Generator

All the core Player's Handbook races (human, elf, dwarf, halfling, gnome, dragonborn, tiefling, half-elf, half-orc) plus drow, goliath, tabaxi, kenku, aarakocra, firbolg, genasi, aasimar, warforged, tortle, lizardfolk, triton, yuan-ti, changeling, kalashtar, shifter, githyanki and githzerai, goblinoids, kobolds, minotaurs, centaurs, satyrs, leonin, loxodon, vedalken, harengon, owlin, fairies, eladrin, shadar-kai, sea elves, duergar, deep gnomes and the Spelljammer races, along with a set of invented race names for homebrew.

The list is grouped by race in roughly the order above, so the flowing names with surnames like Liadon and Galanodel are elves, the clan-first names like Kepeshkmolik Torinn are dragonborn, the phrase names are tabaxi, and the single-word names near the middle are warforged. The phonology usually gives it away once you know the conventions.

Yes. The final section is original ethnonyms such as Aelvari, Morrowkin, Stormbred and Quillfolk, written to work as the name of a whole people: short, easy to pluralize and suggestive of where they come from. Pair one with a naming convention from an existing race to give your homebrew ancestry instant consistency.

They do. Baldur's Gate 3 uses 5e's races and naming conventions directly, and most of the ancestries here have close equivalents in Pathfinder (dwarves, elves, gnomes, goblins, halflings, catfolk, tengu, lizardfolk and so on). All names are free to use in personal and commercial projects.