The original meaning of the word mu is 1. to admire; to envy. 2. Attachment; yearning for love. The meaning of the name is happiness and beauty, outstanding talent and appearance, carrying forward, being highly respected, admired, and personable. Parents naming with the word "mu" hope that their children will be diligent and studious, have high moral standards, live a prosperous and happy life, and be admired and imitated by others. .
2. What does the five elements of the word "mu" belong to? The five elements of the word "mu" belong to water. Water starts from Hai (beginning of winter), flourishes from Zi (solstice of winter solstice), is grounded from Chou (Xiaohan), and the weather is cold and the ground is freezing. When the weather is cold and the earth begins to freeze, it is called the Chou Moon (Xiaohan). Water governs wisdom, and the name is named after the water attribute, which means that the child is smart and wise, careful and aware, can predict things, can predict the signs of anything, and is good at managing power and planning. He is thoughtful, resourceful and knowledgeable. If the namer lacks water in his numerology, then naming with this character can make up for the weak water in his numerology and play a role in balancing his numerology. If he lacks wood in his numerology, he can also name him with the word "mu" which belongs to water in the five elements. Among the five elements, water is the root of wood. However, if the name is strong in water, or if the character "joy" is in conflict with water, it is not appropriate to use the word "mu" in the name. It goes against the numerology and cannot balance the logic. Among the five elements, earth overcomes water and water restrains fire. In other words, the character "joy" is People who are born with earth and fire should not be named with the character "mu" which belongs to the five elements of water. Of course, the details should also be considered in combination with the namer's horoscope, zodiac sign, and matching characters.