The meaning of the name Ze is kindness, elegance, and a heart as broad as the sea.
When used as a person’s name, the word ze means kindness, elegance, and kindness, implying that a child’s heart is as broad as the sea. Ze represents water, and its original meaning refers to a low-lying place where water or aquatic plants accumulate. Later, it was extended to refer to the moisture in the soil, and then to rain and dew.
Water is good at nourishing all things and can bring vitality. The meaning of the name Ze is that the child can nourish others, make selfless contributions, be virtuous and bring blessings, be kind and kind like water, and tolerate all things. The water-like temperament of the word "ze" can create a child's gentle and jade-like temperament, which is clean and pure, making people feel good.
Parents hope that their boys will have a kind heart, be able to repay their parents for their upbringing in the future, and be kind-hearted. Therefore, when naming, you will want to use the word "ze" to name it, which means gentleness, honesty, and kindness.
Introduction to ancient names
Names refer to the names of people, products, and objects. Names can be divided into broad and narrow senses, as well as nicknames, aliases, nicknames, nicknames, etc. In ancient China, names and characters were used separately. Today, collectively referred to as "name", it refers to a name or given name.
In history books or ancient books, we often see that in addition to names, ancient people also had characters. Ancient people had "names" and "characters". Three months old is chosen by the father (of course there is also a saying that the name can be given after birth); and "zi" is also called "biaozi", which is a name related to the real name in addition to the real name. The characters are chosen when the crown ceremony is held at the age of twenty, while the women's characters are chosen when the hairpin ceremony is performed at the age of fifteen.
The name existed before the Xia Dynasty, and the wording is said to have begun in the Shang Dynasty. For example, Shang Tang, who overthrew Xia Jie, was originally named Lu, also known as Tianyi, with the courtesy name Tang. Also, there is a difference between a name and a given name. In ancient times, people often called themselves by their given names to show humility, and called people by their given names to show respect for them. In addition, using a combined surname and given name also shows respect for others.
Names and characters are related and related. Some are connected in meaning, some are complementary in meaning, and some are opposite in meaning. In addition, the names and characters of ancient people are often taken from classical ancient books.