Sharp means sharp. When used for naming, it symbolizes courage and fearless momentum, and implies good luck. Sharp, a common word in Chinese, is pronounced ruì, which was first seen in Shuowen: sharp, mans also, the original meaning is mans, and later it is extended to elite troops or foot soldiers, which can also describe the momentum of going forward bravely.
"Rui" is a Chinese character with a left-right structure, and the five elements belong to gold. His writing style is very concise and capable. Its original meaning refers to the sensitive, smart, sharp and brave momentum. It is very auspicious to use it in people's names, which means that children are smart, brave, witty and have a unique vision.
The word "Rui" is more suitable for boys to take names, such as "Rui Xun", "Rui Jun", "Han Rui", "Yong Rui" and "Ricky". These names are auspicious, atmospheric and easy to write, which can leave a very deep and beautiful impression on children.
Sharp taboo of naming words
1, taboo is a rabbit, a monkey.
The sharp word has the root of "gold", so it is not suitable for people who belong to the rabbit monkey to name it. People who belong to rabbits should avoid using the roots of "unitary", "western", "chicken", "fan", "feather" and "golden", because the above roots all represent western "western", "Mao" and "unitary".
People who belong to monkeys don't like the glyphs such as "golden", "unitary", "western", "confluence", "dish", "bird" and "moon" because the above glyphs all mean "golden" in the west. But in the five elements, when gold meets gold, it is easy to have criminal disputes, but it can't be compared with it, or even worse.
2. Taboo and five elements collocation.
Ruiyan five elements belong to gold. When naming a child with words, it is forbidden to use five lines of words. The words between them are not harmonious, and they are easy to fight, which is likely to bring disaster to the namers. In the five elements, fire and gold, Jin Kemu, that is to say, sharp words are forbidden to match with words belonging to fire and wood.
The above contents should be combined with the actual situation for reference only.