涶 means a spring that has water in summer but dries up in winter.
Origin: Mountains and streams that have water in summer but no water in winter are called "涶". ——"Shuowen" Water name.
Pronounced xué, it refers to a place on the mountain where there is water in summer but no water in winter; pronounced zhuó, 涶灂, refers to the sound of waves hitting each other; 涶 also refers to a tributary of the Wei River.
Taboos in naming the character 涶: The five-element attribute of the character 涶 is water. According to the principle that water overcomes fire in the five elements, it is taboo to name the character 涶 with characters belonging to the five elements fire; taboos in naming the character 涶 are those with the same rhyme. Names with the character ué or the same tone as Yangping, which are difficult to pronounce and have no sense of rhythm; it is taboo to name the character "涶" with the same character as the ancestors. If the ancestor's name contains the character "涶", the younger generation is taboo to use the character "涶" in their name.
The word "涶" is used in the name to imply a general meaning.
Verses with the word "涶":
1. There is beauty in Zhang Gong's open Ming court, and a new palace in the state's "涶".
2. Go back to private life for a while and drive out of Xiangzhou.
3. The two of us are like Zheng Xiang.
4. The Guozi Que in the Forest of Steles talks about Xie, and the recitation is near and empty.
5. Being in an official position is the clearest thing in the country.
6. His family’s reputation as a scholar can be traced far back, and he has a distinguished literary reputation.
7. Changyuan pays attention to politics, travels to Xiang and then returns to Xiang.
8. Jizu originally had no hope, but Aotou repeatedly occupied Xiao. ?
9. My uncle worked so hard to take care of me back then, but in exchange for it, I became a good boy.
10. The Suling Palace is splendid, and the ceremony is underway to open the palace.
For the above content, please refer to: Sogou Encyclopedia-涶.