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So, you need to actually pull this up online and look at the thing, and then you'll appreciate where I'm going with my name. I gave the, you know, given the nature of its relationship to the whirlpool, I want to boldly suggest the name Jira. Jira coming from the root of the Latin and Greek origins, you can see relating to turning and spiraling or whirling motion from the Greek gyros, meaning to circle, turn or whirl, from the Latin gyros and used in poetry and science to describe circular motion seems like a good fit. The Italian Jira, meaning she turns or spins.