I believe that many pregnant mothers start planning their babies’ names during pregnancy. Choosing a name is not that simple. A good name will accompany us throughout our lives. Many elders also choose names based on the five elements of their babies. So how do girls choose names for many girls whose babies lack wood and fire? What are some good names for girls whose five elements lack wood and fire?
How to name a girl who lacks wood and fire in her life
Qingfang (fire-wood)
From "Qingchuan" in Cui Hao's "Yellow Crane Tower" "The Hanyang trees are everywhere, the grass is on the Parrot Island." The Qingchuan in the poem refers to the Qingming River under the sunshine. The name "Qing" is used to describe a girl who is sunny and cheerful. Fragrant grass refers to vanilla and is often used to describe virtue. The name Fang means noble character and elegant temperament. Qingfang is named Sunshine.
Summer wood (fire-wood)
From Wang Wei's "Jiyu Wangchuan Zhuangzhuo" "Egrets fly in the desert paddy fields, and yellow orioles sing in the overcast summer trees." Summer wood refers to tall trees It belongs to wood, so Xia means tall. Taking the name "Xia Mu" as a metaphor for a girl's health, safety and healthy growth. The single word "xia" refers to summer and describes a girl who is as passionate as fire. The wooden finger belongs to wood and symbolizes health and stability.
Meng Li (Wood-Fire)
From Wen Tingyun's "Man · Po Li Pillow in the Shui Jing Curtain" "The Po Li pillow in the Shui Jing Curtain, the warm fragrance arouses dreams of mandarin duck brocade. "The original meaning of Li means many, and by extension it means that girls are rich in knowledge and wealth. The original meaning of Meng refers to dreams, and by extension it refers to dreams. It describes girls who have dreams and want to make progress. "Mengli" means that girls are proactive, their dreams come true, and they have no worries about food and clothing.
Girl’s name for the five elements lacking wood and fire
The simplest way is to make up for whatever is missing, that is, if the child lacks wood and fire in the numerology of the five elements. , then directly use words with the characters "wood" and "fire" in the name. This includes not only "wood" and "fire", but also some words with the meaning of "wood" and "fire". In other words, words that meet the requirements:
(1) Words corresponding to the radicals, such as "pine, cypress, tree, wood, forest, forest" next to the word "木", "ling," next to the word "火" "Yu, Yan, Yan", etc.;
(2) Words with corresponding meanings, such as plant words containing the meaning of wood, such as flowers, grass, flowers, etc.; "Yao, Xiao" containing the meaning of fire "wait.
(3) Use characters belonging to the five elements of wood and fire.
This may be difficult, and you need the help of the Kangxi Dictionary to determine it. Here I recommend some characters belonging to the five elements of wood and fire to everyone. You can combine them by yourself.
① Commonly used words for wood in the Five Elements: apricot, material, jie, pine, forest, ke, tree, xu, tong, huan, plum, catalpa, dream, sen, nan, elm, chu, xin , Yi, Jun, Xiao, Yi, Qian, Fu, Fen, Fang, Yun, Ru, Rong, Fei, Xuan, He, Ya, Ji, Yu, Jia, Yan, Guan, Zhu, Jun, Qi, Kai, Hao , Qi, Feng, Qun, Ye, Yi, Jiao, etc.
② Commonly used words belonging to the five elements of fire: Feng, Lin, Dan, Li, Le, Liang, Zhong, Jun, Li, Zhao, Dang, Quan, Dong, Li, Zhuo, Zhao, Zhe, Tuan, Tian, ??Ni, Na, Ting, Yuan, Ning, Bao, Er, Ting, Tong, Tong, Zhang, Zheng, De, Zhi, Zhong, Yang, Zhen, Zheng, Hao, Xin, Xiao, Qing, Jing, Zhi, Tai, Ling, Can, Yan, Bing, Shuo, Zhao, Yao, Tao, etc.