What are the precautions and methods for naming a baby girl who is a metal? What are the requirements? What should you avoid? Below I will bring you some names for girls who are metal. Which ones? But these are for your reference only!
Popular version
Cultivation of industry, cultivation of literature, cultivation of nature, cultivation of truth, cultivation of reverence, purity of mind, cultivation of heart and moon
Chen Lichen, Chen, Bao, Chen, Beichen, Shi, Chen, Chen, Chen, Chen, Silk, Chen, Chenxian
Chen Liangchen, Shenchen, Lingzirconium, Ruizirconium, Mingzirconium, Zhenzirconium, Dezirconium book Zirconium forged steel
Jinfan Jinxin Jinxuan Jinwen Jinxian Yuying Yucheng Yuhuan Yuxuan Yuhua
Classic version
Jade instrument Jinping Jinyu Coral Shan Shan Qi Hua Qi Shu Qi Hua Qi Ju Qi Gui
Ling Duo, Ling Pavilion, Lily of the Valley, Bell Language, Ling Zi, Zan Zan, Wen Zan, Yu Zan, Xin
Shi Lei, Shi Jian Shi Feng Shi Lan Lei Feng Lei Lei Lei Fang Lei Xin Jin Shi Jin Hong
Jinbo Jinhua Jinhong Jinshan Jinnuo Jincheng Jinguang Jinbi Jinming Jinrui
How to name a girl who belongs to the metal
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1. Principle of the Five Elements
Babies born with a gold destiny, according to the principle of mutual support and restraint of the five elements, in order to achieve the balance of the five elements, it is appropriate to use the characters of gold in the five elements, such as bells, bracelets, brocades, etc. It is advisable to use characters with five elements of wood and fire, such as Chuang, Zhao, Qian, Rui, Shen, etc.; avoid using characters with five elements of earth and water, such as hao, sea, holy, earth, mountain, peak, etc.
2. Choose auspicious words
Parents should not overexaggerate the role of the name when naming their baby. The name cannot change the situation, and the role of the name in the destiny only accounts for a small part. , but sometimes a small part has a great effect or a great harm, so we must pay attention to the role of the name.
It is necessary to choose words with auspicious meanings, to entrust certain ideals, to bestow certain wishes, to commemorate certain festivals, etc. Most parents, including scholars with high cultural levels, usually name their children like this.
3. Implicit naming
One of the reasons for the tacky names nowadays is that they are too revealing and too explicit. The most common names such as Zhang Wei, Wang Gang, Weiqiang, etc. It is often unobstructed and lacks room for elaboration. If possible, parents may wish to use implicit nomenclature, although this requires some writing skills. For example, Zhu Da, a calligrapher and painter of the Qing Dynasty, was a descendant of Zhu Quan, King of Mingning. After the fall of the Ming Dynasty, he became a monk and changed his name to "Bada Shanren". These four words in cursive calligraphy resemble "cry" or "laugh". They cannot laugh or cry, implying the artist's infinite sorrow for the loss of his country and his family.