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Yes, they are random. They are also weighted equally.
No, you cannot influence them. This obviously excludes going through the effort to add or remove the traits from the available pool.
I read that as: If you already have a certain name in the field, it will be less likely to show up on a new lord ?
It means uniform distribution. Every name is as likely to come out as another (as opposed to a non-uniform distribution, ie a weighted die - still random, but more likely to fall on one side)