This is beautiful.
Could you please do either [name_u]Declan[/name_u], [name_f]Emilia[/name_f], or [name_m]Evander[/name_m]? 
Eliza? This seems so interesting!
Could you do [name_f]Christine[/name_f]? I’m sorry that the meaning probably doesn’t lend well to a translation!
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Could you please do [name_u]Kerrigan[/name_u]? I knew a [name_u]Kerrigan[/name_u] in middle school who once sent me her name in Elvish not knowing what it was at the time!
@katinka
Very close to Alatári! Going off the ‘queen of heaven’ meaning for [name_f]Juno[/name_f], it would be -
elen noun. star
tári noun. queen, used especially of [name_f]Varda[/name_f]
Elentári - ell-ehn-tah-ree - Quenya - ‘star-queen’ 
which was actually a title of [name_f]Varda[/name_f], a [name_f]Juno[/name_f]-esque [name_f]Queen[/name_f] of Heavens in the story.
Elentári in Tengwar:
[name_u]Endellion[/name_u]'s meaning seems hard to track down, but I’m gonna go with ‘fire soul’ because that’s amazing!
úr noun. fire
fëa noun. spirit, soul
Úrfëa - ur-fey-ah - Quenya - ‘fire spirit’ 
Úrfëa in Tengwar:
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I love these! Thanks so much @alatari. Yes, [name_u]Endellion[/name_u]’s meaning is a bit of a mystery but I love the “fire soul” one so I’m blindly sticking with that
Elentári and Úrfëa are gorgeous!
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Sarai is an interesting one! Since it just means ‘princess’ but the word ‘ríel’ in Sindarin (princess) is always a suffix on the end of a name. I’ve never seen it stand alone. Additionally, it sometimes just means ‘daughter’ or ‘maiden’.
So to fill the prefix spot, I’m going to establish that she’s a royal daughter/maiden.
ar- pref. noble, high, royal
ríel name. princess
Aríel - ah-ree-ehl - Sindarin - ‘royal princess’ 
Aríel in Tengwar:
(whoops, didn’t mean to create my favourite name of all time here!
Heyo, [name_f]Arielle[/name_f]! Hehe 
)
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@VividSonata
[name_f]Vivienne[/name_f] [name_f]Nadia[/name_f] is such an elegant combo with such a beautiful meaning - ‘life, hope’ 
Because the -enne ending of [name_f]Vivienne[/name_f] makes it strictly feminine, I’ve added -wen as a suffix onto the first name, which means ‘maiden’. [name_f]Estel[/name_f] as a name can stand alone (it’s [name_m]Aragorn[/name_m]’s Elvish name!)
cuil, cuin name. life
wen - suffix. girl, virgin, maiden
estel name. faith, hope, trust
Cuinwen [name_f]Estel[/name_f] - coo-een-wen es-tell - Sindarin - ‘lively maiden of hope’ 
Cuinwen [name_f]Estel[/name_f] in Tengwar:
Sadly I can’t make it work with the lovely Arabic meaning of [name_f]Nadia[/name_f] (‘tender, delicate’) because there are no words in Sindarin for tender or delicate 
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@floatinthesky
Not self-centred at all! Let’s find your Elvish name!
I found it quite tricky to get this one within the grammatical rules for making Elvish names. I went through some different words, before settling on “blessing” instead of “grace/favour”… and I used “grassland” because there is no word for meadow.
I did the name in both Quenya and Sindarin!
galu name. blessed, good fortune
parth noun. grassland
-il suffix. female
Galuvathil - gah-loo-vuh-theel - Sindarin - ‘lady of the blessed grassland’
Galuvathil in Tengwar:
sara noun. grass
almarë noun blessedness, good fortune
Saralmarë - sah-ral-mah-rey - Quenya - ‘blessed grassland’
Saralmarë in Tengwar:
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@katkabet
[name_f]Louisa[/name_f], coming right up!
I’m finding her meaning as “renowned warrior”. There is no word for renown or fame in Sindarin, but I can find something similar!
ara- pref. noble, high, royal
maethor name. warrior
-el suffix. female, woman
Arvaethel - ahr-va-ee-thell - Sindarin - ‘noble warrior woman’ 
I thought the pronunciation for this was a bit tricky so here’s a voice recording 
Arvaethel in Tengwar:
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@Klaralinnea
[name_f]Queen[/name_f] of the Fairies 
Fairies barely feature in the Tolkien universe, except in his very early work as a name the Hobbits used to describe Elves. The word “fae” is also an old Sindarin word meaning “soul, spirit”.
So we could go one of three ways with [name_f]Tatiana[/name_f].
elen name. elf
bereth name. queen, spouse
Elbereth - ell-beh-reth - Sindarin - ‘[name_f]Queen[/name_f] of the Elves’
(coincidentally, this is the Sindarin name for the goddess [name_f]Varda[/name_f], as Elbereth can also be translated to ‘[name_f]Queen[/name_f] of the Stars’, as ‘el’ is a prefix meaning ‘star’. Some characters use this as an exclamation or prayer - “O, Elbereth!” = “Oh, mother!”)
Elbereth in Tengwar:
The word rîs means [name_f]Queen[/name_f] more independent of a [name_m]King[/name_m], because unlike ‘bereth’ it doesn’t also carry the meaning ‘spouse’. So this version of the name is more weighty.
elen name. elf
rîs name. queen, crowned
ríel suffix. princess, daughter of
Elenríel - eh-len-ree-ehl - Sindarin - ‘[name_f]Queen[/name_f] of the Elves’
Elenríel in Tengwar:
A less literal version that uses the Elvish word, ‘fae’ to create the english ‘faerie’ within the name! (though fae in Elvish is pronounced more like fai)
fae name. soul, spirit
rîs name queen, crowned
ríel suffix. princess, daughter of
Faeríel - fai-ree-ehl - Sindarin - ‘[name_f]Queen[/name_f] of Souls’
Faeríel in Tengwar:
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Oh my goodness they’re beautiful! Thank you so much! 
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I may have replayed your recording 10 times. It sounds like I’m listening to an elvish native!
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Ooh Aríel is gorgeous. Thank you!
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Omg this is the highest compliment for a lil Tolkien nerd such as myself! Thank you! 
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If you have any time, could you do Cyl3, V@ness@, F3licity, J3ss3, Sylvi3, and N@sh please?
@tfzolghadr
[name_m]Hi[/name_m]! It might be a little much for me 
But I will give T.iffany A.nn and C.aspian K.aveh a go!
T.iffany means “manifestation of God” and A.nn means “favour, grace”.
God in Tolkien’s Universe is called Eru Ilúvatar, the One, Father of All.
eru name. “the One” (name of God)
thia- vb. appear, seem
-el suffix. female, woman
galu name. good fortune, blessing
-wen suffix. maiden
Eruthíel Galwen - eh-roo-thee-ehl gall-wehn - Sindarin - ‘Appearance of God, [name_u]Blessed[/name_u] Maiden’ 
Eruthíel Galwen in Tengwar:
C.aspian is my favourite boy’s name of all time and yet I don’t know what it really means! In tracing down the meaning, beyond ‘sea’ or ‘[name_m]Caspian[/name_m] people’, I found the Greek word Κάσπιοι (Kaspioi) which was based on the [name_m]Caspian[/name_m] peoples’ own word for themselves. But that is as far as I can go, because Kaspioi has no possible cognates (origin words) in Old Iranian, which is what the [name_m]Caspian[/name_m] People would have spoken.
So I’m gonna be lazy and say it means “by the sea”.
For K.aveh I will go with your possible meaning of “royal”, as that’s what I can find online too!
aer name. sea
falas name. beach, shore, coast, strand, line of surf, foaming shore
ara- pref. noble, high, royal
ernil name. prince
Arfalas Arníl - ar-fuh-lass ar-neel - Sindarin - ‘[name_m]Prince[/name_m] of the Foaming [name_u]Shore[/name_u]’
Arfalas Arníl in Tengwar:
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Could you do my name, [name_f]Saoirse[/name_f] J3@n, and my favorite boy combo, [name_m]Vance[/name_m] [name_m]Peter[/name_m]?
I already know Lothíriel ([name_f]Flora[/name_f]) & Faeron ([name_m]Hugo[/name_m]), but if you have a different opinion about these I would love to know, but couldn’t find any information for [name_m]Edgar[/name_m] and [name_f]Ottilie[/name_f] (as fatherland/heritage or wealth fortune, though the latter would be quite close to Edgar I presume) so I would love to see what you think they would sound and look like.
I would love to know about my name [name_f]Vasiliki[/name_f].