The five elements of the word whip belong to water.
The original meaning of the word whip refers to a leather riding crop, and later it refers to a whip or something shaped like a whip. The word "whip" is not commonly used in names and has a general meaning. Note that when naming, you can't just look at the Chinese characters. The name must be combined with the eight characters to make the name auspicious. The word "whip" appears about 154 times in the name library, 72% of which are used as the first character, 51% of boys' names, and 49% of girls' names. The word "whip" is used in the name to imply a general meaning.
The five elements of the word whip are water. According to the principle that water overcomes fire in the five elements, it is taboo to name the word whip with words that belong to the five elements of fire. It is taboo to name the word whip with a word that has the same rhyme rhyme or the same tone as Yinping. This will make it difficult to pronounce and have no sense of rhythm. It is taboo to name the person with the same character as the character whip. If the name of the ancestor contains the character whip, it is taboo for the younger generation to be named with the word whip.
Etymological evolution
A whip is a rod-shaped strike weapon made of metal, with a sword-like handle, a knotted strike part and a sharp tip at the front. In China, it is classified as a cold weapon among the eighteen kinds of weapons. The Chinese "whip" is divided into two types. One is the policy, which is used to drive horses and vehicles, and the other is the whip, which is used for execution or as a punishment. Used as weapons. The whip used as a weapon has edges and joints, while the similar mace has no edges and joints.
The phonetic character, Congge, has the sound of "Bian". "Shuowen": Whip means to drive. The two meanings of whip, horse whip and driving horse, are the coexistence of name and action. "Zuo Zhuan·Xuan Gong Fifteenth Year": Although the whip is not as long as the horse's belly, this whip is a riding whip. "Zuo Zhuan: The Twenty-seventh Year of Ai Gong": Chengzi's clothes are made of clothes, and he has a staff and a sword. He stands on the hillside. If the horse cannot come out, he will help him with a whip. This whip is used to drive away whips. The basic meanings of whips are consistent in ancient times and modern times (the above content is for reference only).