The meaning of the inscription
The meaning of the inscription
1. Five elements: gold.
2. Kangxi dictionary strokes: 14.
3. Original meaning: carving words on utensils. "Book of Rites: Sacrifice": "Those who make inscriptions have their own names. Those who use their names to praise the beauty of their ancestors and make it clear to future generations".
4. Inscribed or inscribed mottos; keep them in mind. When used as a personal name, it means knowledgeable, talented, and outstanding.
Name of the inscription with explanation
1. Enming (ēn míng)
En: Original meaning: favor. "Shuowen Jiezi": "En, benefit". It means favor or friendship. When used as a personal name, it means benevolence, fraternity, tolerance and broadness; Kangxi dictionary strokes: 10. Five elements: earth.
2. Hao Ming (hào míng)
Hao: original meaning: huge water potential. The original meaning of the word "Hao" refers to the vastness of the water, as vast as the sea of ??smoke, and mighty and mighty. Later it was extended to big and many. When used as a personal name, it means justice, courage, freshness and elegance; Kangxi dictionary strokes: 11. Five elements: water.
3. Míng hè (míng hè)
He: original meaning: generally refers to red. "Shuowen Jiezi": "He, fire red appearance". The original meaning is to be prominent and show off. By extension, it means enjoying high prestige and momentum, like a shining light. It is often used to name boys, which means that the boy is powerful, powerful, dazzling and famous. Kangxi dictionary strokes: 14. Five elements: wood.