Something I'm kind of struggling to wrap my head around. Is there a way for multiple word given names to work in English? Have you ever seen it done well? Just from a grammatical standpoint, it seems very difficult to construct sentences around a character with a name that is made up of multiple normal english words.
I don't even have any examples of such names yet because while I have the concept of a world in which names are supposed to be very directly and unambiguously meaningful, I haven't come up with one yet that doesn't completely fail a basic "Hello, my name is" test
Basically, how do I break English name rules without it sounding 110% fucked up?
A couple of famous examples
Skink-in-tree's-shade
Morning-star-steals-away-clouds
Frodo-of-the-Nine-Fingers
Cher
Megan-thee-Stallion
Frodo is his name, of the nine fingers is just an epithet.
Fun fact: Frodo is just his name in Westron, the common language. His real name in Hobbitish is Maura Labingi. In Sindarin it was Iorhael, which is just Maura translated (wise by experience).