If it's a dude, you should name him Wug, of course. But, if it's a lady, you should definately name her Falmari. Which means Sea Elf in Sindarin. You are elves right? Near the sea? In Hobbit culture, it's customary to name firstborn daughters after flowers, and sons names that would dictate a characteristic, or attribute. If I ever have a child, I'm naming them something that cannot be pronounced with human tongue. Probably a symbol that looks like some kind of weird fish-hook thing. We'll call him, the baby currently known as Wug's child. His monnicre will change as he ages. What's cool, is there are no laws when it comes to naming children. You can give them a name without any vowels. You could name them Mgnlswbpt, and when they get older, and start to question it, you can tell them that it's an acronym for many names. But never tell them what those names are. It could be funny. But, f'real now, check the meaning of any name you decide, and also, run through in your mind to think of anything that might rhyme with the name, or sound close to the name, just to save your child any unwanted ambarrassment. Whatever you decide, I'm sure your kid will like it, and make it their own.
