In addition, don't use uncommon words when naming children, otherwise you can't record them ...
You can also look through ancient books ...
There are more words with cursive characters in the Book of Songs ...
The words beside the wooden characters are:
Tan, Pu, Shu, Qi, (Qi). The meaning of brackets is not very good, so it's better not to use them. There are also some peaches and plums, so let's not talk about them.
Dalbergia: deciduous trees; Pale crimson color, such as "Tankou" describes a woman's red lips.
Er: Small tree. (It also means mediocrity. Dizzy, or don't use it ...)
黒黒 [g 黒黒黒]: bright; Light; Gao Yuan. (The book of songs "Wei Feng Bo Xi", its rain its rain, out of the sun. ) finally, there is a good meaning!
dipper [biāo]: It refers to the fifth, sixth and seventh stars of Beidou in ancient times. Also pronounced as [sháo], it is an instrument for scooping things.
cypress: I was cold when I was young, and then I knew that pine and cypress were dying (The Analects of Confucius).
frame: a kind of hard wood. ("Da Ya Wen Wang Zhi Shi Wen Wang": "Kingdom Kesheng, Wei Zhou Zhizhen", Zhen: pillar, pillar. )
Tong: It means piano. (But I found this sentence: "Those who are flashy are tung trees")
Xu: The original meaning is oak wood. However, the adjective "lifelike" exists, and I don't know if it is moral.
bing: there is another good one to describe elegance!
ba: it is flourishing and dense.
Added some poems from the Book of Songs (most of them have good meanings, so I wonder if LZ can consider them):
Chu: Cao Feng's Ephemera: "The feathers of the ephemera make the clothes clear". Chu Chu: A vivid appearance.
Jing: "tang style Youdu": "You have Youdu, and its leaves are Qingqing". Jingjing: lush vegetation.
Peng (sound friend): "Feng Zai Chi", "I'm going my own way, and I'm strong on my wheat". Peng Peng: lush vegetation.
the sound is true. "Nan Zhou Tao Yao" "Peach Yao Yao, its Ye Zhenzhen". Pastor, lush appearance.
English: "Fish and Algae, Baihua", "Ying Ying White Clouds, Exposing the Grass". Ying Ying: Light and bright. In other contexts, it can also mean outstanding, talented and beautiful.
Mei Qing: Qi Feng Yi Zi: "Yi Yi Xi, beautiful eyes", praising the beautiful and clear eyes.
wodan: Qin Feng's Final South: "Yan is like wodan, so is his monarch". Wodan: The color is ruddy.
yiyi: "Luming Literature's Picking the EU", "I am gone in the past, and the willows are reluctant". Yiyi: Willow branches are swaying in the wind.