Parents not only like to name their children with poems, but also like to use idioms. Many idioms have beautiful connotations and are very suitable for naming boys. Let's take a look at how to use idioms to give boys a good name.
Every parent wants to give their children an auspicious name, so they are very concerned about the lack of five elements in their children's numerology. Generally, they will fill their children's names and enhance their wealth. Therefore, when we use idioms to name boys, we can refer to children's favorite horoscope and give them a good auspicious name.
(learning source)
From the origin of idioms, that is to say, the teaching of family knowledge has its roots.
Learning belongs to water and source belongs to water. So give a name to a boy who is suitable for the five elements of water shortage, and describe the boy as knowledgeable, determined and persistent.
For example, Roy, a male singer, took five elements of water as a single name from the origin of idioms to improve his fortune. It is reported that Roy has a clever trick to coax children in the youth hostel and boasts that he can be the host of children's programs. Recently, Roy's original fund began to actively help lemon fight cancer.
(Mingyuan)
Famous from idioms, that is to say, people have a good reputation and are famous far and near.
The name belongs to water, far from the soil, so it is suitable for the name of a boy who lacks water and soil in the five elements, which shows that the boy has a good reputation, a far-reaching reputation, a great reputation and a great vision.
(reasonable)
From idioms and famous sayings, it represents the most correct truth and the most exquisite words.
Liyan is a very masculine name, suitable for boys who lack fire and wood in the five elements. It shows that boys are clear-headed, rational in analyzing things, insensitive, self-reliant and eloquent.
(Cheng Shu)
The idiom "Shi Hang is a scholar" is used to describe those who are diligent in political affairs and strive to govern the country.
Cheng belongs to wood, and books belong to gold. If the boy is short of fire or wood, he can take this name. The book has the connotation of being conscientious, which also means that the boy is knowledgeable and talented.
Parents will want their children to have good qualities, or to form a strong character, or to be helpful, or to be sincere and sincere to others. Therefore, parents can use idioms to describe a person with good personality and give a boy a nice name.
0 1, leave early and return late
According to the idiom that describes people's diligence and housekeeping, it should be called super-dry.
When Chao Gai named a boy, it had both the idiom connotation of hard work and the literal meaning of being energetic, open-minded and heroic.
02. Be gentle, respectful and frugal.
By looking up idioms that describe people's virtues, we can name them Liang Gong.
Liang Gong is a name named after Germany, which refers to a boy who is gentle, very respectful to his parents and elders, very kind, gentle and sincere.
03, Gao Deshao
Back sho means beautiful and noble; A man of old virtue refers to a person who is older and has better moral character, and combines virtue with virtue.
It is very rare to name a boy with the word "Shao Shao". When De Shao is a boy's name, it means that the boy has excellent personality, good moral quality and both ability and political integrity, and is respected and loved by people.
04, the public is easy to move
It describes that many people can easily lift things with the cooperation of Qi Xin, indicating that there is a sense of unity between people, which can be named Zhongqing.
Zhong Qing is the name of a verb-object structure, which means that boys have outstanding skills, can unite as one, and can get everyone's care and support.
05, magnanimous
Choose from idioms that describe people's tolerance and generosity and name them macro.
Macro is a very atmospheric name, which shows that boys are broad-minded, tolerant, friendly and won't haggle over every ounce.