The names of boys named Qi have meanings: Qi Mao, Qi Boyuan, Qi Anruo, Qi Ming, Qi Yuan.
1. Qi Mao, Mao: The fourth of the twelve earthly branches, it belongs to the rabbit and is mostly used to record time. It also refers to the recessed part where the utensils are joined, and also means morning. When used as a name, it means energetic, optimistic, and promising; Kangxi dictionary strokes: 5. Five elements: wood.
2. Qi Boyuan, the original meaning of the word "Bo" means knowledgeable, and the name is extended to mean talented and knowledgeable; Yuan means far, very broad, which can refer to a boy's lofty ambitions, or to a boy. He has a broad mind, and this name can be interpreted as meaning high aspirations and hard work.
3. Qi Anruo, the word "an" means peace and stability. If it means "like" or "like", this is a name that means health and peace, and it expresses the parents' hope that their children can have something as stable as Mount Tai. An unwavering will will lead to safe and healthy growth.
4. Qi Ming, from Li Zengbo's "Da_" lamenting the past, Qishan resisted, and the sword pavilion published the inscription, but it turned out to be a fallen steamer and an empty axis. Qi, grand, soothing, numerous. When used as a person's name, it means grand, elegant, and powerful. It can be inscribed, carved or inscribed with a motto that will never be forgotten. When used as a personal name, it means knowledgeable, talented, and outstanding.
5. Qi Yuan, Qi: grand, soothing, numerous. When used as a personal name, it means grand, elegant, and powerful. Yuan: refers to deep water, pool, and source. When used as a person's name, it means quick thinking, wealth, and excellence.