1. The first sound of the character 赟 when used as a name is: [yūn]
2. Definition: 1. Beautiful. 2. Big. 3. In ancient times, "Bei" refers to "wealth", which means versatile in both civil and military affairs, and also money. In most cases, it is used as a person's name.
3. The evolution of Chinese characters: Related word groups: Yuwenyun Yuwenyun Pronunciation: yǔ wén yūn
Interpretation: Yuwenyun, courtesy name Qianbo, Xianbei tribe, the eldest son of Emperor Wu of Zhou Dynasty Yuwen Yong, His mother, Li Ezi, was the fourth emperor of the Northern Zhou Dynasty during the Southern and Northern Dynasties. She reigned from the first year of Xuanzheng (578) to the first year of Xiang (579).
4. The word "Yun" comes from "Guangyun". The word "Yun" consists of three characters: "文", "武" and "贝". In ancient times, "贝" refers to "wealth", which means both civil and military. Talented and wealthy, it is generally used as a name.
5. The word "Yun" often means beautiful, great and beautiful. This word is composed of three characters: "文", "武", and "贝". In ancient times, "贝" refers to "wealth", which means being versatile in both civil and military affairs and having money. It is generally used as a person's name. When used in a person's name, it means big, both civil and military, majestic in appearance, full of vitality, and beautiful. It symbolizes a kind heart and noble character. The word "Yun" is a unisex word and is suitable for naming boys and girls. The impression of the name is honesty, high emotional intelligence, tolerance, caution, optimism, humor, faith, leadership, creativity, and insight.