Introduction: Our country is very particular about naming children. The most common method is to name children based on the five elements and eight characters. If there is something missing in the Five Elements, the character of that Five Elements will be chosen as the name. So what is the best name for the baby who is missing wood? What are the most auspicious words for the five elements of wood? The following are the five-element wood and atmospheric characters that I compiled. Friends who need them can ask for them.
The most auspicious character for the five elements belonging to wood
1. The most auspicious character for girls with the five elements belonging to wood:
01 (eyes) It represents a sunny day and is extended to mean optimism and brightness. The name is very positive and gives people an optimistic and cheerful personality when used as a girl's name. 02 (appropriate) has the shape of "倀", which is suitable for naming girls whose zodiac signs are dog and pig. It also meets the requirements of the most auspicious character of wood in the five elements, which means the girl is safe, lucky and happy. 03 (stamen) means "stamen", which also means bud in ancient times. Naming a girl is a metaphor for her outstanding temperament, just like her fragrant fragrance. In terms of glyph shape, the combination of "艹" and "心" represents happiness, auspiciousness, and love.
2. The most auspicious character for boys whose five elements belong to wood:
01 (cypress) The auspicious meaning comes from the "cypress tree", giving people the impression of standing tall and outstanding. Such as: Chen Bolin, Jing Boran, Pan Weibai, etc. 02 (Jing) Jing gives people a metaphorical meaning of a bright future and satisfies parents’ expectations for their children. Give your children a smooth future. 03 (Xu) is taken from "The rising sun rises in the east" to describe a boy who soars into the sky and becomes prosperous. A very auspicious name, and it meets the requirements of the most auspicious characters for the five elements belonging to wood
A complete list of commonly used names for the five elements belonging to wood
(01), language, warbler, taro , Xiao, Fan
(02), Li, Mao, Xue, Ning, Yu
(03), Xiao, Chu, Jian, Qi, Qian
(04), Jasmine, Ang, Qian, handle, edge
(05), Ke, eyelash, shield, Yi, Wei
(06), Zui, Yuan, Jing , gong, stick
(07), affinity, phase, entertainment, family, farming
(08), return, Han, Hui, frame, regular script
(09), Mian, Ji, Man, Jie, Ying
(10), Monkey, Xi, Ying, Yun, Yi
(11 ), Fei, Jia, Kai, Alder, Rong
(12), Zhu, Chang, Jie, Ya, Chen
(13), Qiang, Xu, Yi, Qian, Bin
(14), Hong, Yu, Qiang, Qing, Xiang
(15), Yi, Ying, Su, Tea, Su
The Five Elements The character is woody and atmospheric
1. Recommended based on the characteristics of Yangshui
泽 zé
This character has 17 strokes, which is lustrous, graceful and beneficial. It means kindness and kindness in a person's name. "Ze" in the name means brilliance, gentleness and kindness; it comes from the Tang poem "The King of Chu Yunmeng Ze, the Emperor of the Han Dynasty Changyang Palace". Recommended names are Ze Heng, Ze Wen, etc. .
zanzhàn
The word Kangxi has 13 strokes, which refers to clarity, brightness, and justice; it also refers to grace and depth; it means righteousness and uprightness in a person's name; it comes from Song poetry "The waves are clear and the eyes are wide, the clouds are clear and the face is greasy", which can be used with the names Zhanhua, Zhanbin, etc.
2. Recommendation based on the characteristics of Yin water
霖lín
Kangxi’s 16 strokes refer to long-lasting rain; used as a name to imply warmth and moistness , blessing the universe, and blessings for eternity; it comes from the Tang Dynasty poem "There are no silk trees in the living room, and the fallen leaves are like autumn rain." It is recommended to name Qiulin, Linhuan, etc.
NI ní
This character's name has 16 strokes, which comes from the Tang Dynasty poem "Neon clothes are not the original meaning, but they are arched and look like kings"; this character originally refers to Caiyun and clouds also refer to the sky; in a person's name, they imply prosperity and world-famousness, such as Nihua, Moni, etc.
3. Recommendation based on specific radicals
木 mù
The 8 strokes of Kangxi are from the Tang poem "Standing in the fields and caressing the fields, returning to visit the shepherd boy".
This word generally refers to grazing livestock; it also refers to rule and supervisor; in a person's name, it implies nobility, elegance, shrewdness, ability, thrift and housekeeping; it can be used with the names Canmu, Mupu, etc.
比bì
This name has 14 strokes, which comes from the Tang Dynasty poem "The long smoke disperses and the blue becomes clear, and the bright moon is clear and light." The original meaning is green, which means bright and lively in a person's name, implying that it is bright, moving and full of vitality. It can be named Chubi, Biming, etc.