1. According to the order of birth, the eldest son is named Aji or Ajiga, the second son is named Jiaxin or Jiaxinga, and the last son is named Fuangku.
2. Because hunting has been done for generations since primitive times, they are mostly named after words related to hunting, such as Morgan, Galiu, etc.
3. Name them after animals, such as Nima umbrella, etc.
4. In order to support the child well, name him Akdan (meaning to rely on), Aktun (meaning strong), and Khutab (meaning to tie up).
5. Name based on appearance, such as Mu Long'e (looks like his parents). After the formation of the Manchu people, they began to use Manchu naming methods. The naming methods are as follows:
1. Follow the Mongolian naming method, with Tai and Tu at the end of the word to indicate "there". Such as Buyantai (from Manchuria's Zhenghuang Banner, former deputy capital of Ili), Wo Lengtai (from Manchuria's Xianglan Banner, former deputy capital of Jilin), Yintu (from Manchuria's Zhenghong Banner, former general of Jilin), Gartu (a native of Zhenghuang Banner in Manchuria, who once served as deputy capital commander of Ningguta).
2. According to Manchu grammar, the endings of words are expressed with Ah, Er, etc. For example, Charang'a (from Manchuria's Xiangbai Banner, former minister of the Ministry of Personnel), Mu Zhang'a (from Manchuria's Xianglan Banner, former minister of the Ministry of Rites), Elden'e (from Manchuria's Zhengbai Banner, former commander of the Zhenghuang Banner's Guards) ), clan Yi Keng'e (from Xianglan Banner in Manchuria, former deputy capital of Bodune).
3. According to Manchu grammar, cloth is used at the end of the word to indicate use. For example, Guo Mubu (a native of Zhenghong Banner in Manchuria, who once served as the deputy commander of the three surnames) and Dahab (a native of Manchuria's Xianghong Banner, who served as Tongzhi of Alchuka).
4. Use Manchu nouns and adjectives to form whole words. For example: those named with adjectives include Baktan, which means magnanimity and tolerance; Bayan'a, which means rich; Guniyinbu, It means strong-willed; Gebang'e means famous; Nasuken means gentle personality; Etuhun means strong and strong. Among those named with nouns are Tuojin, named after the bird peacock; Niman, named after the animal goat.
5. Naming with numbers is a traditional feature of Manchu naming. One method of naming is based on the age of an elder when the person was born. For example, if a person's grandmother was 70 years old when he was born, the person would be named Nadanzhu (meaning 70 in Manchu). Others are named according to the birth order of several sons. For example, the first son is named Ajingga, the second son is named Zhuer, the third son is named Yilan, the fourth son is named Duiyin, and the fifth son is named Suncha. This naming habit follows the naming habits of the previous Jurchen people and is not influenced by Han culture.
After the Manchu people passed away, influenced by Han culture, the Manchus also began to use Chinese vocabulary to name their names. Most of them chose auspicious words in Chinese vocabulary, such as Yongxiang, Fuxiang, Debao, and Qi. Shan, Daishan, Shoushan, Ronglu, Yulu, etc. By the late Qing Dynasty, the Manchu people were more and more influenced by Han culture. As Manchu surnames began to use Chinese characters, more and more Manchu people were named according to the naming principles and habits of the Han people.