The original meaning of the word "萱" refers to Hemerocallis fulva, which in ancient times was called Forget-worn grass. It is used in names to mean forgetting sorrow and staying happy. Therefore, many parents like to name girls with the character Xuan.
萱
Pinyin: xuān, radical: 艹, phonetic notation: ㄒㄩㄢ, strokes: 12, traditional Chinese: 萱, Wubi: APGG, Cangjie: tjmm, Zheng code: ewbk .
Definition: Hemerocallis, a perennial herb. The flowers are yellow-red and are edible and ornamental.
Group of words: Chunxuan, Hemerocallis fulva, Xuantang, Shuxuan, Tangxuan, Wuxuan, Xuanyan, Zixuan, Xuanhua, Xianxuan, Xuanqin, Xuanwei.
Stroke order
Extended information:
1. Chunxuan [ chūn xuān ]?
Interpretation: the name of parents.
2. Hemerocallis [ xuān cǎo ]?
Definition: a perennial herb with strip-lanceolate leaves and orange-red or yellow-red flowers. It is for viewing, the buds can be eaten, and the roots can be used as medicine.
3. 萱堂 [xuān táng]?
Interpretation: It used to refer to the mother’s room. Also refers to mother.
4. Shuxuan [shù xuān]?
Interpretation: Planting daylilies. Hemerocallis fulva, the common name is forgetwort grass.
5. Tangxuan [táng xuān]?
Interpretation: refers to mother.