The name of the inscription means good memory, erudition, self-discipline, and gratitude.
Inscription, pronounced míng. When used as a person's name, it means having a good memory, being knowledgeable, self-disciplined, and being grateful. The five elements of the inscription belong to gold. If the person who chooses the name does not lack gold in the numerology, or if the horoscope god of joy and metal are in conflict with each other, he cannot use the inscription to name him. If he insists on naming, it will violate the numerology and will not be conducive to the balance of the namer's numerology.
Inscriptions are words engraved on utensils to warn oneself and describe merits. Later it became a literary style, which generally uses rhyme. The inscription engraved on the monument and placed on the right side of the desk as a warning is called "motto". Such as Liu Yuxi's "Humble Room Inscription". What is engraved on a stone tablet to describe the life of the deceased and praise it is called an "epitaph". Such as Han Yu's "Liu Zihou's Epitaph". When used as a personal name, it means knowledgeable, talented, and outstanding.
Recommended names for inscriptions
Mingzhu: The word bamboo means integrity, extraordinary and upright. When paired with the inscription, it gives people a noble meaning and implies Extraordinary, elegant and modest.
Mingyao: The word "yao" means to shine, shine, show off, and be glorious. When paired with the word "mingyao", it means that you are talented, radiant, and well-known.
Mingrui: The word "rui" means auspicious, auspicious, and auspicious. When paired with the word "mingrui", it means open-mindedness, good luck, and good fortune.
Mingnuo: The word "nuo" means promise, integrity, and commitment. When paired with the word "mingnuo", it means a promise worth a thousand dollars, to be cautious in words and deeds, to be honest and trustworthy.
Mingzhe: The word "zhe" means wisdom and talent. When paired with the word "mingzhe", it means wisdom, erudition and profound righteousness.