The five elements of Liang belong to water.
The five elements of the character Liang belong to water, pronounced liáng, with 10 strokes in simplified form, 11 strokes in traditional form, and 12 strokes in Kangxi dictionary. When used as a name, it means freshness, integrity, and tolerance; the structure of the character Left and right structure. The original meaning of the word "liang" refers to low temperature. The word "forgiveness" refers to honesty.
The five elements of Liang are water. According to the principle that water overcomes fire, it is taboo to name Liang with characters that belong to fire. It is taboo to name a character with the same rhyme rhyme as iáng or a character with the same rhyme as yangping. This will make it difficult to pronounce and have no sense of rhythm. It is taboo to name someone with the character "Liang" with the same character as an ancestor. If the ancestor's name contains the character "Liang". It is taboo for the younger generation to give names with the character "liang".
All things are composed of five elements: wood, fire, earth, metal, and water. Each element has corresponding attributes and characteristics. Among them, coolness belongs to the attribute of water, representing the characteristics of coolness, moistness, softness, mildness and stillness.
Recommended names for Liang
1. Jingliang (jìng liáng) is mostly used for girls. Jing: It means slim, beautiful, and talented. The five elements of the character Jing belong to wood. When used as a name, it means beauty, temperament, and talent. It is taken from a poem by Yang Wanli.
2. Yuliang (yǔ liáng) is mostly used for boys. Rain: Water falling from clouds to the ground. The five elements of the word rain belong to water, and when used as a name, it means favor, favor, and wide connections; it is taken from a poem by Lu You.
3. Xinliang (xīn liáng) is mostly used for boys. Xin: Generally refers to the meaning of prosperity with more gold. The five elements of the character Xin belong to gold. When used as a name, it means wealth, prosperity, blessings and wealth; it is taken from a poem by Yang Wanli.
4. Liáng níng is mostly used for boys. Lemon: It means an evergreen small tree with oblong leaves and thick leaves. Describes full of vigor. The five elements of the character "Ning" belong to wood, and when used as a name, it means delicate, honest, and full of vitality; it is taken from Su Shi's poems.