Aidan means little fire. It's been top 100 for years. Seraphina means fiery. Ignatius is literally "fire" in Latin. These are bold picks. If the name meaning matters to you, fire names don't hedge.
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torch, bright flame
ItalianLittle fire; born of fire
Irishfire of the Lord
Hebrewlittle fire (via Aidan variant)
Americanlive coal, smoldering fire
Englishdescendant of Aodh (fire)
Englishardor, enthusiasm, fire
Welshborn of fire, bright one's son
Americanlittle fire
Americanlittle fire
Americanlittle fire
Americanborn of fire
Scottishson of Cionaodh (fire-born)
Irishtorch, fire
Englishpassion, fire
Welshfirebrand
Englishflame of God
Jewishborn of fire
Americanson of Egan, little fire
Irishamber spark, fire glow clearing
EnglishYahweh is my flame
Hebrewborn of fire
Scottishfire, flame
Americanfire (Irish equivalent Aodh)
Englishfire (from the sun god Aodh)
Americanson of the firebrand (short for Tyson)
Americancombination of Ember (fire) and Lynn (lake)
Americanson of Aodh (fire)
Americanlittle fire
Irishfire
Hebrewson of the firebrand
Americanflame, fiery one
Frenchglowing ember, smoldering fire
Americanlittle fire, fiery one
Irishborn of fire (head of fire)
Scottishember (glowing fire)
Americanlittle fire
Turkishdescendant of Aodh (fire)
Irishlittle fire
Americanlittle fire; battle-worthy
Americanfire
Japanesefire
Scandinavianhandsome one, bright fire
Scottishhard grey quartz, fire-making stone
Englishfire, sacred flame
Hebrewfirebrand, burning torch
Americantorch, flame
Irishflame, light
Italianlittle fire
Americanknower of the Atharvaveda; Vedic fire priest
Indianfire, little fire
Irishliterary invention (fire queen)
Modern Westernlittle fire
Americanlittle fire
Americanfire, energy (sound symbolic)
Americanmy light, my fire
Hebrewfictional Fire Nation prince name
Americanwisdom and fire (fictional Fire Nation general)
Americandescendant of Aodh (fire)
Englishfirebrand meadow, sword clearing
Americanlittle fire
IrishGod is my light, my flame is Yahweh
Americanvariant of Tyson, firebrand
Americanflame, bright
Chineselittle fire (interpretive)
Americanfire, blaze (folk association)
Frenchlittle fire, descendant of the fiery one
Irishfire of Yahweh
Americandaughter of the fire-born
Irishfire-breathing creature of mythology
Americanfire, light of God
Israelifire, light (Cappadocian origin)
Italianlittle fire, flame
Irishspark, smoldering fire
Americansword, fire
Americanfirebrand, burning sword
Germanhandsome, born of fire
Englishson of Aodh (fire)
Scottishfire of God
Americanborn of fire (via -vion creative suffix)
Americanfirebrand, blazing one
Frenchflame of God
Jewishmy light, my flame
Hebrewdescendant of fire, young warrior
Irishtriple flame, trident power
Indianfire, flame
Americanfire brand, flaming sword
Americanlittle fire (via Aiden root)
Americanfire, cosmic energy
Indianlittle fire
Irishlittle fire (via Aidan)
Americandescendant of the fire god
Irishlittle fire
Irishfirebrand, sword blade
Italianfire, grain of fire (Gaelic Eithne)
Irishborn of fire, handsome chief (via Kenneth/Ciona...
Scottishfrom Narek, place of fire/pomegranate
Armenianmythical firebird that rises from ashes
Americansword, firebrand (Germanic etymology)
Americanfirebrand, burning flame
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