Three words for girls with the word Yun: Yun Shiya, Yun Yuting, Yun Sihui, Yun Mengying, and Yun Jingqi.
1. Yun Shiya: Shiya represents the girl’s artistic temperament and elegance.
2. Yun Yuting: Yuting gives people a fresh and soft feeling, representing the tenderness and delicacy of girls.
3. Yun Sihui: Sihui means cleverness and intelligence, representing a girl’s intelligence and independent thinking ability.
4. Yun Mengying: Mengying means dreamy and beautiful, representing the innocence and kindness of girls.
5. Yun Jingqi: Jingqi gives people a sense of tranquility and calmness, which represents the calmness and restraint of girls.
The original meaning of the word "Yun" means to collect and store, like a stone, a jade and a mountain. Later it was extended to red-yellow. When used as a name, it means passion, nobility, and outstanding talent. Naming a child with the character "Yun" can be combined with the moral naming method. Name the child with words that describe moral qualities such as sincerity, kindness, humility, filial piety, loyalty, etc. to create a noble temperament image. It also means that the child can always restrain his own moral words and deeds through the name. .
Naming refers to using various methods to assign a name to a person or thing that is easy to identify and distinguish. Everyone needs to give a name, and the name must be divided into a surname and a given name. The name is both a symbol of the person and a symbol of the person. A mark that distinguishes and connects each other. Since ancient times, people have attached great importance to their names. Our country's surnames and given names have gone through a long process of evolution before developing into the names commonly used by people today.
History of development
Namology originates from the philosophical thought of Chinese ancestors and is the quintessence of China. Confucius said: "The name is just and right" is a simple sentence, but its meaning already hints at people's names. importance on. There is a famous saying in ancient times: "Whatever has a name must have reality, and the name is the guest of reality." In the book "Shuowen", the meaning of the precept is "named" and "ming" named by itself.
In ancient times, although many scholars studied numerology, they unfortunately only studied the literal meaning and did not add it. Later, although officials of various generations added supplements and detailed explanations, they were not taken seriously and were instead used as heresies among the people. Fortune telling.