When a family welcomes a new baby, they willspend a lot of effortto choose a good name for their child. Especially for boys, who will have to bear the heavy responsibilities of the family in the future, choosing a name is even more important. Therefore, a boy's name should not only sound good but also pay attention to the choice of Chinese characters and their meanings. Let's take a look at what names are suitable for a dog-born boy born at noon 12 o'clockborn at noon 12 o'clock and what characters are suitable.。
Born at noon 12 o'clock dog-born boysname suitable characters
Yi, Yao, Chang, Ru, Yan,
Yi, Han, Zhao, Yi, Cang,
Xing, Ru, Qi, Shao, Bo,
Zhen, Gang, Zhao, Yi, Gang,
He, Zhe, Jiang, Chao, Yan,
De, Zhang, Zheng, Lu, Jing,
Born at noon 12 o'clock dog-born boyssuitable character analysis
Hong: The main meaning of Hong is to represent vastness and breadth. For example, "The Rites of Zhou - Craftsmen Record": "Its sound is large and Hong." Lu Ji's "Elegy for the Emperor Wei Wu": "Great virtue and broad coverage, matching the sun and moon." These two uses of Hong refer to the volume of sound, representing the two basic meanings of Hong.
Nan: Nan wood. A tall evergreen tree. Its wood has fine texture, hard quality, and fragrant smell, which is a precious wood for building and making tools. In a person's name, it means being as solid and valuable as nan wood.
Heng: The original meaning of Heng is mainly long or frequent. It also refers to a person's perseverance and represents the meaning of peace and communication. Heng has another pronunciation, geng, which is basically the same as "Geng", meaning the full moon or covering and continuous.
Born at noon 12 o'clock dog-born boysgood name list
Xiu Yong, Xiu Yuan, Xiu Zhen, Xiu Zhu, Xiu Xian
Xu Yao, Xuan Ming, Xue Bo, Xue Hai, Xue Lin
Xue Min, Xue Ming, Xue Wen, Xue Yi, Hong Zhen
Hong Zhi, Hong Zhuo, Jia Shu, Guang Ji, Peng Ze
Born at noon 12 o'clock dog-born boysname selection method
Avoid using some high repetition characters. Each era has its own characteristics. For example, in the 1960s, male names often used jun, qiang, guo, etc. In the 1990s, men often used lei, le, tao. Now many names use hao, qi, bo. Therefore, parents should avoid using highly repeated characters to give their sons a unique and novel name.
