1. Hao
Hao means majestic. It is a Chinese character used to describe the vastness of water. It is also a commonly used Chinese character for naming baby boys. Hao matches the zodiac sign Ox, with "氵" on the left side, and ox likes water, so it can be called a favorite character for naming the zodiac cow, and it is also one of the best characters for naming a baby cow.
Names for Hao: Haobin, Haopei, Haobo, Haoyi, Haobo, Haole, Haowei, Haoqi, Haowei, Haoyong, Haoyi, Haohan, Haowei , Haolan, Haogui, Haoyu, Haohan, Haolan, Haogong, Haobang, Haobin, Haotong, Haoyong.
2. Macro
The word "倀" on the top of the macro means the cowshed, and the word "厶" on the bottom means the cow's legs. The whole character vividly shows a cow resting in the cowshed. The ox-like scene matches the zodiac ox quite well. Macro is an adjective that means broad and broad, and the name has a far-reaching meaning.
Hongzi names: Linghong, Yaohong, Xiaohong, Zhuohong, Yahong, Hongzhi, Hongtao, Hongliang, Hongkun, Weihong, Hongxin, Zihong, Zhenghong, Haohong, Hongzhen, Hongyuan, Honglin, Shuhong, Hongmiao, Hongyi, Hongyi, Hongdao.
3. Chun
Chun has "You" on the left and "Zi" on the right. It is a Sanhe with "You" chicken, and a Liuhe with "Zi" rat. It can be said that A Chinese character that matches the zodiac sign Ox well. Chun has a strong lexical connotation, and when paired with the words "博" and "文", it means being highly talented and knowledgeable.
Chun character names: Chun Hai, Chun Yang, Chun Chen, Chun Lang, Chun You, Chun Jun, Chun Chen, Chun Feng, Chun Bai, Chun Bang, Chun Ze, Chun Han, Chunyi , Chun Lai, Chun Yu, Chun Cai, Chun Yuan, Chun Bin, Chun Qing, Chunyuan, Chun Jian.