knowledge can be used in people’s names.
The meaning and meaning of the name 耷:
1. It means to be familiar with, to know, to be proficient.
2. The impression given to us by the word "skilled" in naming is that this word is often used as a name for both boys and girls.
3. The pinyin of the word 耙 is ān, the pronunciation is one sound (Yin Ping), the radical is 蠠, and the structure is left and right. The simplified stroke number is 11, the traditional version is 虙, the traditional stroke number is 16. Kangxi Dictionary The stroke is 16 (use this stroke for the name).
4. Be familiar with the attributes of the five elements: earth.
Boy names that match the word 耙:
1. 虙奇 (ān qí) is mostly used for boys. Qi: refers to the name of water, Qi River; refers to ice cream, which is extended to mean refreshing, happiness, sweetness, etc. The five elements of the word Qi belong to water, and when used as a name, it means quietness, happiness, and sweetness; it is taken from Wei Liaoweng's poem "Modern name Qilu."
2. ān rán is mostly used for boys. Ran: like this, so; promise, keep; shine, understand. ; The five elements of the word "ran" belong to gold, and it is used as a person's name to mean reason, integrity, and brilliance; it is taken from Chen Mi's poem "Ingenious ideas come to life, and veterans are more knowledgeable."
3. 耷诺 (ān nuò) is mostly used for boys. Nuo: means promise and permission; the sound of promise means agreement and commitment. The five elements of the word "nuo" belong to fire. When used as a person's name, it means honesty, keeping promises, and being cautious in words and deeds. It is taken from the poem "Nuo Nuo Lian Sheng" in "The Complete Collection of Idioms".
4. Chén ān is mostly used for boys. Chen: refers to the time of day, which is the general term for the sun, moon and stars. It also refers to the early morning. Another meaning is the fifth of the earthly branches, which belongs to the dragon. The five elements of the word Chen belong to the earth, and when used as a person's name, it means hope, auspiciousness, hope, and ideals; it is taken from Zhang Fan's poem "The taste of leisure is familiar, and laziness is the festival."
5. Jingshen (jǐng ān) is mostly used for boys. Scenery: the scenery of the environment; situation, situation; admiration, admiration; auspiciousness; high, big. The five elements of the word "jing" belong to wood. When used as a person's name, it means good luck, great admiration, and a bright future. It is taken from Shi Wenjue's poem "The beautiful scenery is occupied by sand gulls, and the quiet journey is full of knowledge."
6. Well-known names (ān míng) are mostly used for boys. Name: refers to the title of a person or thing. Reputation, reputable, everyone knows it. ; The five elements of the name belong to water, and when used as a person's name, it means fame, reputation, and achievements; taken from Zhao Pian's poem, I know how to be silent, who can care about fame.
7. Zuoshen (zuǒ ān) is mostly used for boys. Zuo: generally refers to help, assistance; refers to persuasion. The five elements of Zuo belong to gold. When used as a name, it means that a person is kind, helpful and gentle. It is taken from the poem "Full of the World" in "The Complete Collection of Idioms".