The names of boys with Lu surname have meanings. 1. Lu Yan leans on her face: Yan value, face, beautiful eyebrows and beautiful eyes mean peerless beauty, beauty in the world and picturesque eyebrows. Five elements: wood. Tilt: five elements: wood. Yan Qing means happy, carefree, everything from the heart, leisurely and quiet. 2. Lu Qian and Bai Qian: Qian Qian, holding high, flying, and soaring mean ambitious, soaring and ambitious. Five elements: wood. Bai: Arbor, carefulness, firmness and prosperity mean strong will, prosperity and vigor. Five elements: wood. Qian, the original meaning is to hold high or take off, so it has the auspicious meaning of soaring, prosperous career, prosperous popularity and rising life. Cypress refers to cypress, because cypress is evergreen all the year round and its trunk is straight. This name is a metaphor for a man who is young, strong, upright and noble. 3, Lu Jin Xuan Jin: Lu Jin, Huang Jin, Rong Rong, and Hibiscus mean returning to the original, tasteful and positive. Five elements: wood. Xuan: lofty, tall, flying and bearing means vigorous, imposing and indomitable spirit. Five elements: earth. "Jin Xuan" means being simple and kind, being sincere and sincere to people and things, being strong and brave, not flinching when encountering difficulties, being single-minded and serious about feelings, being determined and unswerving. 4. Lu Shi became a poem: The book of songs, poems, verses, and poems mean that the literary talent is extraordinary, gentle and elegant, and the pen is beautiful. Five elements: gold. Achievement: achievement, achievement, success and completion means success, Excellence and great achievements at once. Five elements: gold. According to its original meaning, "poetic success" can be understood as being quick-witted and confident. Jiangnan Yilin thinks this name is more suitable as a boy's name, which means that children read widely, write articles flowing freely, and have a smooth and natural style of writing. Describe a child who is brilliant and can achieve something in literature. 5. Lu Yuhui Yu: Appearance, demeanor and handsomeness refer to graceful demeanor, extraordinary appearance and integrity. Five elements: earth. Hui: Shine, brilliance, brilliance, and brightness refer to brilliance, apprentice, and charm. Five elements: water. "Yuhui" means that the baby is handsome in appearance and upright in integrity. I am far-sighted in my heart and easy to achieve good results. 6. Lu Zeyang Ze: Kindness, brightness, kindness and moistening mean moistening everything, being kind and generous, and being kind and generous. Five elements: water. Yang: Sunshine, sun, brightness and warmth refer to lofty spirit, openness and heroic spirit. Five elements: earth. "Ze" refers to the place where water gathers, and also means kindness and kindness. "Yang" is often associated with the sun, sunlight and masculinity. This name implies that the baby will grow up like a sapling, with the moisture of water and the sunshine, it will thrive. 7. LU Chengwen-cheng: Achievement, achievement, success and completion mean success, Excellence and great achievements. Five elements: gold. Text: Literary talent, wisdom, literature and culture refer to being brilliant, man of great talent and knowledgeable. Five elements: water. The name "written" comes from the hexagram "Huan" in Zhouyi: "popular on the water, naturally written", which refers to the subtle influence brought by things. For children, the influence of people or things around them on children is very important at the stage when their outlook on life and values are not mature, so it is very meaningful to name boys "written". And the word "Wen" can also describe the boy as gentle and elegant. 8. Lu Jing Zhuo Jing: Peace, quietness, pacification and respect mean peace and joy, open mind and warm heart. Five elements: gold. Zhuo: Brilliant, lofty, superb and excellent means outstanding, talented and knowledgeable. Five elements: fire. Jing means pacification, stability and well-being, and Zhuo means Chu Qiao, superb and extraordinary. Jing Zhuo's name implies Excellence and elegance.
The source of the surname Lu is mainly divided into four parts: Zhuan Xu, Gui, Yun, and other people changing their surnames. 1. From Zhuan Xu: It is said that the people named by Zhuan Xu's son are distributed in Ruhe area in southeast Henan. Lao Tong, the son of Lao Tong, and Li and Ng Wui, the sons of Lao Tong, successively served as Zhu Rong's family in the era of Gao Xin (the title of the leader in charge of the fire in ancient times represented the extremely high status and power in the clan). Ng Wui's son died. Because it is in Luxiang area, it is called Lu Zhong. Some of his later generations took Lu as their surname and called him Lu. Second, from Gui surname: During the Warring States Period, Qi Xuanwang (reigned in 319- 31 BC) sealed Shaozitian to Luxiang, and his descendants took Lu as their surname. Luxiang is the residence of ancient Lu Zhong, now Lingxian County, Shandong Province. Gui surnamed Lu also has a history of more than 23 years. Third, from the surname of Yun: On the western weekend, a group of Rong people named Yun in the west entered Luogu in the north of Qinling Mountains. This place is the original residence of Lu Zhong, the eldest son of Lu Zhong is Kunwu, and the Rong people living in Luogu take Kunwu of Lu Zhong as Lu Kun for short, and because of the sound change, it is called Lu Hunrong in history. At the beginning of the Spring and Autumn Period, a branch of Lu Hunrong moved eastward to the upper reaches of Luoshui in western Henan, and established Lu Hunguo in the northeast of Songxian County, Henan Province. During the Spring and Autumn Period, in 525 BC, Jin Qinggong destroyed the land of Hun, and later generations took the country as their surname, calling it a member of China. Fourth, from other ethnic groups to change their surnames: The origin of ancient Lu surnames, in addition to the "land of the plains" with Lu Tong as the ancestor, was also caused by the reform carried out during the reign of Emperor Xiaowen of the Northern Wei Dynasty, which was called "the land of Henan".