Dothraki Name Generator

Dothraki names follow a pattern that is easy to hear once you know it. Men's names in A Song of Ice and Fire almost always end in -o: Drogo, Jhaqo, Pono, Mago, Qotho, Haggo, Cohollo, Rakharo, Aggo, Jhogo. Women's names lean toward -i, as in Irri and Jhiqui. Both draw on the consonant set David J. Peterson later codified for the spoken language on the HBO show: kh, q, zh, jh, rh, th, sh and doubled letters like the gg in Aggo or the rr in Kovarro, with only the vowels a, e, i and o. That is why Dothraki names feel harsh and clipped next to the Valyrian ae and y of the Targaryens.

Titles matter more than surnames. A khal leads a khalasar, his kos are his lieutenants, his bloodriders swear their lives to him, and his wife is the khaleesi. Nobody carries a family name; a man is Drogo son of Bharbo, or simply Drogo, and a nickname like Loso the Lame can stick for life. The names here mix the canon khals and riders with original names built from the same sounds, plus a handful with titles, patronymics and epithets so you can name a whole khalasar for fan fiction, a GoT roleplay, or a nomadic horse culture in your own fantasy world.