This is perhaps stretching, but might you be thinking of "Thorongil"? It's the name Aragorn used during his time in Gondor and Rohan, and means "Eagle of the Star":
Thorongil men called him in Gondor, the Eagle of the Star, for he was swift and keen-eyed, and wore a silver star upon his cloak; but no one knew his true name nor in what land he was born.
Return of the King Appendix A "Annals of the Kings and Rulers" Chapter 1: "The Númenórean Kings" (iv) Gondor and the Heirs of Anárion The Stewards
That Thorongil is Aragorn is revealed in Appendix B:
2957-80 Aragorn undertakes his great journeys and errantries. As Thorongil he serves in disguise both Thengel of Rohan and Ecthelion II of Gondor.
Return of the King Appendix B "The Tale of Years" (ii) The Third Age
It would also be a much more complimentary comparison, since eagles are traditionally associated with Manwë (good) and wolves with Morgoth/Sauron (bad).
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