Advice for Naming Sherpa Character for Book

Hi!

I have been doing some research of Tibetan names and reading several sherpa biographies in preperation for a fictional story I want to write set in the Himelayas. I was wondering if anyone else would be able to advise me on a name for my main character?

From what I have seen, Tibetan names are about well-wishes or prayers for the child recieving the name. (And some names are given from leaders of monastaries.)

I want the name to be a bit unique for the sake of fiction, but I was also watching some footage of Snow Leopards as well because I saw some names were inspired by nature, and elusive as they are—I was amazed by their movements. I also will have a few other characters whose personalities and character arcs will be inspired by local fauna.

My main character is a young man who has been distant from his home, but is returning after time away. He is going to be climbing one of the mountains as a guide, but hasn't been doing it his whole life. (There is an intended element of danger here, as well as the pressure of a family legacy he has been seperated from not by choice.)

So my own 'prayer' for this character is that he always lands on his feet if he falls, just like a snow leopard. Would anyone be able to advise me about a suitable name?

The closest name I have found so far has been 'Senge,' meaning 'Lion,' but I need to attach a second name to it as well. If there is name that is closer to 'leopard' I would really appreciate help with it!

As for the second name, I am looking for something related to luck, fortune, decending/falling (which would be a cruel wish, but could work for this character and his arc) or landing on his feet, sturdiness, physical balance.

Any advice and suggestions here would be appreciated! Thank you!