Dong Xiangyan

Dong (Wood) Xiang (Earth) Yan (Earth)

Meaning of the word:

Xiang: flying high , hovering, flying, symbolizing soaring. It means flying. soar.

"Shuowen Jiezi" explains: "Hui Fei". From the sound of feathered sheep.

Yan: The word Yan originally refers to swallow, but later it was extended to refer to comfort and peace. When used as a personal name, it means dexterity, intelligence, and wisdom.

"Shuowen Jiezi" explains: Black bird. The mouth is thick, the hair is thick, and the branches are tail. Pictogram. All the descendants of Yan follow Yan.

Explanation of the idiom:

The dragon soars, the phoenix leaps over the swallow, the tiger's head flies high, soars far away, Xie Lan Yangui

The dragon soars, the tiger leaps over the swallow, the jealous oriole flies out of the ring in shame. Fat swallow and thin

Interesting explanation:

Spring dances, the wind blows on the earth, carrying new love, swallows fly, dance in the blue sky, tell old love

The wind blows, the dragon flies, and the orioles sing and the swallows dance in the prosperous times. Yangchun

Swallows soar in the sky

Swallows soar leisurely

Famous sayings:

Abandon the small ambitions of sparrows and admire the swans in order to soar high.

- China Yao Silian's "Liang Shu·Chen Bo's Biography"

The eagle strikes the sky, the fish flies in the shallow bottom, and all kinds of frost compete for freedom in the sky.

- Mao Zedong's "Qinyuanchun·Changsha"

The swallows return and the flowers fall.

- Fang Qianli's "Su Muzhe"

Song's light body stands like a crane, as if it were about to fly but has not yet soared.

- Cao Zhi's "Ode to the Goddess of Luo"

General comment on the good name:

From the birth date of the character Xiang, the name must have the help of earth, and the five-element attributes of the character Xiang For soil.

Judging from the birth date of Yan, the name must have the help of earth, and the five-element attribute of Yan is earth.

The word Yixiang means soaring, soaring, and rising; Yan means Xuanyi, Anle, and Oats, which has a beautiful meaning.

The pronunciation of the pronunciation of Dong, Xiang and Yan is dǒng, xiáng and yàn, and the tones are Shangsheng, Yangping and Qusheng. The pronunciation is beautiful and catchy.

The font Dong has an up-and-down structure, and the name has 15 strokes; Xiang has a left-right structure, and the name has 12 strokes; Yan has an up-and-down structure, and the name has 16 strokes.

The five strokes of this name are 15-12-16, which is good for all five strokes.

The meaning of the idiom: dragon flying, phoenix leaping, swallow-jawed tiger head expands the artistic conception of the name.