From what I've gathered. It's not total gibberish. That's not to say it's always elegant.

I believe it's some style provided for the base game. So it's either going down a list of pieces to attach to itself to and thus comes up with odd ones. 

Or it is using a functional list to go off of premade names.

Then again, as I've been playing D&D forever, I've used several name generators over the years, that are script functions that put together words from a vast list, and generate a name off or it. And some are thematic, because they are from separate lists. And some are based upon real world naming conventions.

What I feel so far from most of these is that they are very "Ancient" Earth inspired. From babylonian/roman/greek/thracian and others.

But sometimes, we get just ridiculous names. And maybe they'll reveal more details to us. So we can in theory maybe find out how they are generated so we can put in our own "bits" as it were.

i guess you'd pronounce it Wa-am-UU-EN-Is-Per

anyways i'm certain they'll clean up the random generator abit before release.

I do hope they clean up the random name generator at some point. If it can give me something pronounceable ~90% of the time, I'll be happy.

However, I'd also like the ability to modify the name generator. That could be handy for mods, and would let me do funny things like feed it the Dwarf Fortress dictionary.

Well there are people called Christian

just my 2cents

Ps i like it as it is now i just random pick one based on wanting a short or long name till i find one i like.

http://maximilia.deviantart.com/#/d2ssprn

'nuff said.

"Iran" for a world name haha

But is it chicken or is it tuna?

Would not some of them instead have no ability to summon tuna, but rather be granted other zoo related spells?  "Mass-animal care" perhaps.  "Clean water" would be highly useful in a zoo of tuna.