烃(hóng)
It is a phonetic character, Cong Yu, 厷 is also a sound, 厷 is the deformation of Gong, which means an open valley, and the word Yu means to fly lightly, So combining these two meanings means flying up and down lightly in the open valley. The word "Hong" refers to flying insects. From "Guangyun Pinggeng" "Hong, insects fly." The pronunciation of the word "Hong" is grand. Although it is uncommon, it is very unique and pleasant to use in naming.
The poet Han Hong, also known as Junping, was one of the "Ten Talents of Dali" in the Tang Dynasty.
——Ran Hong, Hong Min, Chu Hong
夤(mào)
The word "夤" comes from Yi and the sound of spear refers to the vertical length or the distance between north and south. The length comes from Yang Xiong's "Preface to Yu Hunter's Odyssey" "Hundreds of miles around." According to the word "vast", it has a broad meaning, implying a long-term life and a broad mind.
You Mao, a famous poet in the Southern Song Dynasty, had the nickname Yanzhi and the diminutive Ji Chang. His nicknames were Sui at the beginning and layman at the beginning, and later at Lexi and Mushi Laoyimin.
——Qianfan, Ziqiao, Qiaoqi
祜(hù)
From the ancient sound, it means blessing and great blessing, such as The word Huxiu has the meaning of auspiciousness, happiness, and goodness. Naming with the word Hu is naturally a blessing from heaven.
Zhang Hu, a poet of the Tang Dynasty, also known as Chengji, is known as a "domestic celebrity".
——Tianhu, Yuhu, Xuehu
蕡(fén)
The original meaning of the word 蕡 refers to many and large fruits, and also refers to hemp seeds. From "The Book of Songs·Zhou Nan·Taoyao" "The peach blossoms actually contain nectar."
The poet Sun Fan of the Ming Dynasty, whose courtesy name was Zhongyan and whose nickname was Mr. Xi'an. He had a dignified appearance, an accessible and forthright personality, and the world called him Mr. Sun.
——衡yu, 衡LAN, 衡褤
禦(qí)
The word Qi refers to blue and black, and it is also an adverb in classical Chinese, representing extreme. , from "Poetry·Zheng Feng·Out of the East Gate" "Only clothes and scarves, please enjoy my members." It is generally used as a surname, and is also very good when used in first names.
Qi Wuqian, also known as Xiaotong, was a famous poet in the Tang Dynasty. His poems were clear, elegant, tranquil and appropriate, and his poems were close to those of Wang Wei.
——Ziqi, Qiyue, Junqi
槱(yǒu)
The word 槱 refers to accumulation, meaning firewood, such as "芃芃棫" "Pu, the root of the tree."
Sima Chang, a poet in the Northern Song Dynasty, had the courtesy name Caizhong.
——槱松, 槱槱, 槱yi
雱 (pāng)
雱 is a character so uncommon that most people may never use it in their lifetime. The word "arrive" and the word "雱" are the same as "pang", which is used to describe the appearance of heavy rain and snow.
Northern Song Dynasty writer Wang Yu, named Yuanze, was the son of Wang Anshi. He was smart and had a good family background.
——雱雱, 博雱, 雱灵
昘 (shèn)
In ancient times, it was the same as "shen", which means to be careful and cautious. The word "昘" is often used Regarding names, I hope that children can treat everything carefully.
Liu Yanxu, a poet of the Tang Dynasty, had the courtesy name Quanyi. He was able to write at the age of eight. He was indifferent and snobbish. Of course, this name can easily make people think of "kidney deficiency".
——昘元, 昘兴, 昘兴