The most auspicious, simple and pleasant names for the five elements lacking soil are recommended:
1. Huanyi, Huanyu, Shanshan, Zhuyu, Zhuyu, Zhuxuan, Yongkang, Yongyan, Yongyi, Yongzhen, Yonghuai, Yongan
2. Ruiguang, Ruiyun, Canran, Junfeng, Junjie, Wanran. Xiang Qi, Xiang Wu, Yan Yan, Yan Fang, Yan Mu, Yan Hong, Yan Yu, Yan You, Yan Bin, Yan Yue, Yan Lu, Yan Jing
5, Yan Jiao, Yan Xue, Yan Zi, Yan Mei, Yan Shi, Yan Mei, Yan Cai, Yan Xin, Yan Yao. In practice, when naming a name, we should first exclude the birthdates of the party concerned, to see his likes and dislikes, and give priority to the name of God.
2. Choose words
What should I do if the five elements in birthdates are short of soil? According to traditional nomology, one of the better ways to make up for it is to use the five elements of earthly characters to name the baby, so as to achieve the balance of the five elements. So, how do you know which words belong to the earth? There is a relatively simple way to distinguish the attributes of Chinese characters by radicals. The radicals used in Chinese characters belonging to soil are: earth, Chen, ugly, Tian, Liang, Shan, Shi, Wang and so on.