Children born in the Year of the Tiger are named as follows:
1. Ziyan
"Purple" is a word used in the Year of the Tiger zodiac sign, which refers to the color or something related to it. Things related to the emperor show a gorgeous and noble aura, implying the wishful and peaceful purple energy coming from the east. "Yan" means speaking, saying, expressing opinions and explanations, highlighting the girl's intelligence, knowledge and foresight. It sounds generous and decent, with profound meaning and rich temperament. It is a very thoughtful name
2. Jie En
"Jie" refers to Jie Yu, the name of a female official in the palace in ancient times. , to describe a girl’s graceful and charming appearance, her dignified and educated character. "En" contains "heart", which is a suitable word for the Year of the Tiger. Its original meaning is benefit, and it is extended to mean kindness, kindness, gratitude, etc. It shows the girl's quality of love and justice, her kind and honest character, and she is a very unique and individual girl. name.
3. Huaiqian
"Huai" has the root of "忄", which belongs to the zodiac character of the Year of the Tiger. Its original meaning is to miss and miss, describing the boy's kindness, generosity and tolerance. "Qian" is one of the eight trigrams, representing heaven, which shows the boy's broad mind and gives people a shocking momentum. He has an elegant side but also has the heroic qualities of a man.
4. Shichen
"Shi" means the era and the world. "Chen" is next to "King", which is the word for joy in the Year of the Tiger, which means treasure and treasure. It not only expresses a dedicated attitude and a character of both ability and political integrity, but also describes the beautiful meaning of dignity and wealth. Gives people a positive and sunny feeling.
5. Rong
The word "Rong" refers to the appearance of a high mountain. It is unusual as a boy's name. It contains the roots of "mountain" and "wood", which is the zodiac sign of tiger. It is appropriate to use Chinese characters when naming, as it is very auspicious to be used as a name for a boy in the Year of the Tiger. It gives people the feeling that one man is in charge, and ten thousand men are invincible. It shows the boy's masculinity and is a metaphor for the boy's talent and noble character.