(Female) Traditional Simplified Chinese
Strokes Traditional Chinese
Strokes Nameology
Strokes Five Elements Radicals
Radicals Pinyin
林林 8 8 8 木 木 lín
Rain rain 8 8 8 water rain yǔ, yù
Jing Jing 11 11 11 wood female jìng
Rain: Rain, water falling from clouds to the ground. (This character appears approximately 264,350 times in the name database)
"Shuowen Jiezi" explains: Water flows from under the clouds. One is like the sky, the other is like the clouds, and the water is leisurely. All rain is related to rain.
Jing: It means slim, beautiful, beautiful, and also describes talented. (This character appears approximately 201,010 times in the name database)
"Shuowen Jiezi" explains: "竦立也". From the female voice. One is to be talented. Read like leek jing.
Overview of the good name:
The word "rain" can match well with your surname.
The character "Jing" can be better matched with the character used in naming "Yu".
The word Yiyu means Jiaoze, Swift, and Yulu; Jing means beauty, talent, slimness, beauty, and beautiful meaning.
The pronunciations of Yinlulin, Yu and Jing are lín, yǔ and jìng, and the tones are Yangping, Shangteng and Quteng.
The character Lin has a left-right structure, and the name has 8 strokes; Yu has a single character structure, and the name has 8 strokes; Jing has a left-right structure, and the name has 11 strokes; the font is beautiful and easy to write .
The five strokes of this name are 8-8-11, which is good for all five strokes.
The meaning of this name can be interpreted as: "Jiaoze? Beauty".
Interesting explanation:
Jiaoze? Beauty
Yuyan? Beauty
Yuxue? Beauty
Yumingmeng? Talented
Yulinlin? Talented
Yulu? Beauty
Yusi? Beauty
Yuhua? Beauty
Raining one after another? Talented person
Timely rain? Talented person
Famous sayings:
A raincoat can last a lifetime.
- Su Shi's "Ding Fengbo"
Jingnu told Qi Xiang that her explanation was correct and correct.
-Yang Weizhen's "Forty-Two Ancient Poems, Part 3"
Why should I cut the candles from the west window and talk about the rainy night in Bashan?
- Li Shangyin of the Tang Dynasty, Night Rain Sends to the North
The falling flower man is independent, and the Wei Yuyan flies together.