#ok technically

Let's translate those back to Sindarin using that one instruction for name-making. So, as the wise the dictionary says:

forest = taur hall = There's nothing I can find in sindarin, for etymological reasons let's go with gobel which is walled town / house, makes sense in the context peace = îdh

Surprisingly there's nothing to tweak according to the instruction, so Taurídh and his younger brother Gobelídh (both sound so dumb…)

We see a brief glimpse of it in the beginning after they first meet, but what if it was expanded upon to show how Sybil feels comforted and acknowledged when Sam listens to her talk about her dragons. Talking about dragons is something she takes so much pride in since its a topic she cares deeply about. So, having someone sit there and listen to her talk without judgement or showing disinterest would make her feel seen in a way she hasn’t experienced much before. Because before, most of the people in her social standing that she would talk to don’t really care about dragons the same way she does. But Sam taking the time to listen and even take a small interest because he knows this is important to her would send Sybil over the moon with happiness because it shows he does care about her. 

And of course, I see Sybil reciprocating her feelings for Sam by being his rock during turbulent times in his life and career. With Sam, I imagine sometimes he has really, really bad days. Days where by the end all the angry has seeped out and left him feeling tired to the bone. When he has one of those days, Sybil would be there to wrap him up in a big warm hug and rub his back until he feels better enough to let go. She’ll always be the one he opens up to to get stuff off his chest and help him work through his emotions because she cares greatly about his well being. And sometimes, he will cry on her shoulder if it was a particularly nasty day because they have built that foundation of trust with one another that makes him feel safe to be vulnerable around her.