I'm making a new character who is going to eventually grow to be master of everything. Now, he has a strong connection with the dragons and dragon priests, so I need a name that is relevant to the history of the dragons and such. I was thinking Kaarim (Miraak backwards), but I'm not sure. That isn't very Nordic.

Any suggestions?

Zero knowledge of the dragon language here, but this just came to my mind: Vrogul.

Here is a link to help you if you seek the dragon http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Lore:Dragon_Language

Keep in mind that dragons use three words feom their language to form a name, but the dragon language has been lost to many, so the realistic chances of you being named by your parents using dragon language, are very slim,

When you say three words for a name do you mean three separate words (Fus Ro Dah), or three words joined as one (Fusrodah)?

Dovahkiin

the latter, i.e Drogahlah ( Lord-Hunter-Magicka, hmm, i think i found a name for my future nord antimage )

Hmm, in names they tend to be together let me list some of my ideas as to something related to your specifications, master of everything,

Indojoor (in do joor)/ kaaldojoor (kaal do joor)/Zundoonikaan(zun do onikaan)

Kaal-champion
In-master
Do-of
Joor-mortals
Zun-weapon
Onikaan-wisdom

This is just to name a few, but by all means create your own, the three i have listed are just rough ideas.

Nonvuluahlok.

Noble Guardian.

Hmm, it would appear most, if not all the dragon priests have names that have singular dragon words, not three,

Krosis-sorrows, apologies

Rahgot-anger

Otar the mad-Otar was an ancient Nordic chieftain who ruled over the city of Ragnvald in the Merethic Era. Initially, he was believed to have been a fair ruler and successful in battle, but his mind was corrupted by unknown forces that drove him to insanity. As far as i can find there is not dragonic translation.

Morokei-glorious

Hevnoraak-hevno means burial, raak is unspecified

Nahkriin-vengeance

Volsung-vol meaning horror, and su meaning air

Vokun-shadow

and these are the vanilla skyrim no dlc dragon priests and their names and meanings translated to the best of my ability.

Edit: i do not wish to call out the user who posted the name, just wish to set the record straight as far as i can tell Vrogul has no place in the dragon language atleast it has not been research supporting this word or words.

For a draconic name-Mul zokah lot

Translates to Strong proud great.