1. Named after animals,
For example, Bolte China and Huoima Lal (Green Wolf and White Deer) in "The Secret History of Mongolia", and Hu to this day. Helu and Chaganbari (green dragon and white tiger), Shaobu (fowl), Bala (tiger), China (wolf), Abersilang (lion)?, Bu Rigude (eagle) and so on.
2. Named after mountains, rivers, lakes, seas, sun, moon and stars, etc.
For example: Dalai, Sahong, Aditya, Somyabimba, Chaolu (stone)? , Agula (mountain), Muren (river)?, Tara (field), Naren (sun)?, Saren (moon), Aoden (stars)?, Naren Gaowa (beautiful as the sun)? , Saren Gaowa (as beautiful as the moon), etc.
3. Name it according to the wishes of parents or elders in the family
If the child is a girl and the elders hope to have a younger brother, then They are called Hudagula (bringing up children) and Dutai (recruiting younger brothers). If they want their children to become heroes, they are called Bater and Manglesqin (clever), Wuyun (wisdom)?, Gaowa (beautiful), and Siqingaowa ( Beautiful and intelligent) etc.
4. Name the child with a word that expresses the child’s appearance, appearance, and habits.
For example: Bantu Gaoer (round face), Chagalai (white and fat), Chaobao (lively), Surilakun (burly), Taogetagon (quiet) ) etc.
5. The custom of naming the child after a good thing that happened when the child was born, something to commemorate, or an anniversary, date, season, and the age of the grandpa and grandma.
For example: Temujin (when Genghis Khan was born, the Tatar Temujin was captured), New Bayar (born on the first day of the Lunar New Year), Chaolumen (Dawn), Jirentai (Sixth 10), Dao Lunjing (seven pounds), etc.