peregrin
denotative meaning:
(alt. spelling peregrine)
1. foreign, alien
2. roving or wandering; migratory
ie peregrine falcon

roots:
the roots of the name 'peregrin' are latin based, derived primarily from the word 'peregre' meaning 'abroad, away from home.'
the root word 'peregrin' is also found in other latin words such as:
peregrinator, meaning traveler
peregrinor, to live abroad or to be in a strange land
peregrinus, foreign, strange, inexperienced
or if using medieval latin as a base, one would find the word, peregrin relating more to the word 'peregrnus' meaning wandering pilgrim.
each word and root meaning are most befit for the hobbit we all know so well.

analysis:
peregrin is pippin's right given name.
the name peregrin gives one the ability to be extremely creative in the more practical margins of life. when pushed he can come up with very inventive ideas.
peregrin enjoys the company of people and especially adores social environments. personal appearance is of the utmost importance to peregrin, not only does he want to put his best forward, he also desires to make a good first impression on all those he meets.
peregrin has a pleasant manner which is attractive to many people. others feel free to be open and explain their problems to him, for he gives sound counsel in return, though he would rarely follows such practical advice himself.
the person of the name peregrin often finds himself overly-curious about the personalities and activities of other people, not entirely to a fault, but he has to remember to focus on himself at times.
to the outsider peregrin is open and decisive. he is positive when making statements and though he can be outspoken with his expressions of opinion he is not overly threatening.
in actuality, despite appearances, peregrin often lacks the self confidence to see through his ideas and plans by himself.
procrastination is his biggest vice, he is easily persuaded to take the road which offers the least resistance and is wont to avoid responsibilities. it is not easy for him to learn to face problems or overcome obstacles, but if given half a chance to conquer his own misgivings about himself, a peregrin just might surprise you.