In terms of names, the word "ze" is generally not too big when used in names. The word "ze" can reflect the child's kind qualities, and at the same time let the child remember to be grateful to his parents and repay the society. Ze (pinyin: zé, shì) is a common standard first-class Chinese character. First seen in bronze inscriptions.
Ze is a place where water accumulates, and it means Daze. It also means the luster of objects, as well as the meaning of favor and favor. It is a word with a broad meaning. It is used in a person's name to describe a person's broad mind. Moreover, the word "ze" moistens all things, giving the child the quality of being as good as water, turning the child into a gentle, generous, kind and gentle person, and giving the child the all-encompassing quality of water.
Shuowenjiezi:
Phonetic and phonetic characters. From water, testicle sound. It consists of "water" and "?". The word "?" means that conditions have improved, and the whole word means that there is water in arid areas. During the Warring States Period, the left and right parts of the word "ze" were interchanged, and the upper right part was standardized as "mu", which was later changed to "四" in the Qin Dynasty. The sound symbol of Ze is "testi", which is simplified to "?" according to the cursive script.
Everyone who follows will be simplified according to the example. But "testis" is not simple when used independently. "Shuowen": "Ze means luster." "Zhou Li Kao Gong Ji Gong Ren": "The horn of a barren cow has no luster." Zheng Xuan's note: "less moisturizing." Extended to the meaning of moistening, favor, etc.
Also "Release Name." "Shi Di": "There is water and marsh below." "Customs Tongshan Ze": "Water and grass meet together, and it is called marsh." It refers to the gathering place of water and the place where water and grass are mixed. It is also used as an ancient state name and place name.