Yes, but not many people use this word.
Baby naming refers to the name given to a newborn baby by family elders based on certain folk traditions. There are nicknames and nicknames in different places, while the official name is generally called the official name or the big name. Traditionally, when we name babies, we generally pursue names that are auspicious and have good wishes for the child's health and life.
If you strictly follow the study of names, the basic requirements are: the meaning of the character is auspicious and full of connotation; the pronunciation of the character is harmonious and full of rhythm; the shape of the character is beautiful and conducive to writing; it is professional and natural; the overall coordination and unity, etc.
Parents expect their children to be moral people. Beauty of the soul is more important than physical beauty. Parents often understand this truth. Many Chinese characters contain moral requirements, such as amiable, benevolent, rong, de, xuan, virtuous, good, ethical, upright, pure, righteous, sincere, straightforward, and 道. But this does not mean that just adding a word to the surname will make it a good name. Parents must consider how the surname and first name match.