Each of the hobbits actually have a second name, not in Westron, but in their own language (which there is little record of) I will name some of them below and extra words.
Bilbo Baggins - Bilba Labingi
Frodo Baggins - Maura Labingi (His actual last name would be Brandybuck/Brambagamba I think if not for Bilbo's adoption)*
Samwise Gamgee - Banazir Galbasi (also spelt Galpsi) Nickname Ban
Meriadoc Brandybuck - Kalimac Brambagamba Nickname Kali
Peregrin Took - Razanur Tuk Unknown Nickname
*"You'll live to regret it, young fellow! Why didn't you go too? You don't
belong here; you're no Baggins - you - you're a Brandybuck!"
"Did you hear that, Merry? That was an insult, if you like," said Frodo as he
shut the door on her.
"It was a compliment," said Merry Brandybuck, 'and so, of course, not true."
Other words
Hobbit - Kuduk
Holbytlan - Kud-dukan
Smial - Tran
Mathom - Kast
Thain - title of the ruler of the Shire
Withywindle - A Hobbitish name for the river
Swertings - Swarthy Men
Oliphaunts - Mumakil
Goblin - Orc
Days and Months
Hobbitweek (archaic): 1.Sterrendei2.Sunnendei3.Monendei4.Trewesdei5.Hevenesdei6.Meresdei7.Hihdei
Hobbitweek (lateT.A.): 1.Sterday2.Sunday3.Monday4.Trewsday5.Hevensday6.Mersday7.Highday
For Sterrendei, Sunnendei, and Monnendei, pronouncations stay the same.
Sterrendei is Saturday, then go in order.
MONTHS
Afteryule (January)
Solmath (February)
Rethe (March)
Astron (April)
Thrimidge (May)
Forelithe (June)
Afterlithe (July)
Wedmath (August)
Halimath (September)
Winterfilth (October)
Blotmath (November)
Foreyule (December)
Why does this sound so much like Arabic?
I don't know. hmm . . .
It's the closest thing I could think of.
The days and months sound more like Nordic or Old English.
Does anyone know the Hobbitish name for the Shire? I remember reading it somewhere, but I can't remember what it is.
I believe it was Suza, with an accent ^ over the u.
Yeah, something like that. Thanks!