I am a linguini-linguist: I study the origins of pasta names. "Linguini" means "little tongues", "farfalle" means "butterflies", "rotelle" means "little wheels", and "rotini" seems to be a made-up English name, probably derived from "rotate", as is there is no Italian noun "roto".
US Italians (deliberately using bad English, so chill everyone) love to name pasta shapes with the WEIRDEST NAMES. But PRIEST STRANGLER? THAT IS ONE FOR THE BOOKS!!!!!