Renaming taboo

It is forbidden to change the name. The name of a child is the first gift given to the child by parents in our life, but it often takes a lot of energy to get a name in life. After all, a good name is a walking card for a child's life. Here are some taboos about changing names.

The taboo of changing the name is 1.

Every child's birthday determines his life. Some people are water life, others are the fire of life, which is the most basic attribute of the five elements. People with five elements are very rare and often lack one of them. At this point, the name can play a very good role in making up. If you are short of water, you can use more Chinese characters of "river" and "sea" containing water when naming, thus completing the five elements.

On the contrary, some children are obviously a kind of mountain fire, a very strong fire, but their name is "inflammation". Such a name will only help abuse. Light is easy for children to be impulsive and irritable, but heavy is easy to conflict with others and create troubles.

Words with harmonious five elements

As long as we pay attention to the five elements of each word and their relationship with surnames when choosing words, it is not difficult to ensure that the names have the same five elements. Make sure there is no equivalence between the two, then the five elements of the name can be avoided after the name is named. In addition, there are many skills to judge the five elements of a word. For example, the structure of most numbers is next to local words, and most of the five elements belong to local words.

Make sure the name matches the child's five elements of likes and dislikes. Children will have different likes and dislikes for the five elements because of the eight characters. Simply put, it is the lack of fortune in the eight characters. Some children are short of water, while others are short of fire. Few children have complete eight characters and five elements. We should pay more attention to this when naming names to ensure that the five elements of the selected names are consistent.

Is there any feng shui saying about renaming?

Naming and renaming can't be related to the zodiac. There is also a naming rule in the science of names, that is, a person's name cannot conflict with the zodiac. For example, a person who belongs to a horse cannot have a son in his name, because the son corresponds to the mouse in the zodiac, and the mouse conflicts with the horse. For another example, a dog's name can't carry the word Chen, because the word Chen corresponds to the dragon in the zodiac, and the dragon and the dog collide. I hope my friends can keep it in mind when they change their names.

Male yang and female yin are the basic embodiment of the name.

The definition of yin and yang of a name has a historical basis and is also recognized by the society. The culture of naming and using names is a mainstream. Therefore, if you don't consider the difference between yin and yang of names, you may encounter trouble or ridicule when using names.

It is forbidden to change the name 2 1 and avoid vulgarity in naming.

Taboo in naming is mainly the vulgar words used in naming. Such as: stones, puppies, fluff, etc.

2, the name to avoid detours.

If you use the words around your mouth to name it, it will make people read and sound very hard, and even read it wrong or hear it wrong.

3. Avoid using uncommon words when naming.

Naming with obscure words will only bring you more unnecessary trouble. Therefore, the name advocates the use of regular characters, as long as its five elements conform to numerology and use the five elements of God.

It is meaningless to avoid using words in naming.

Names must be auspicious, etc. If a name is meaningless, uncomfortable and discordant, it will lose its meaning.

5. Avoid using polyphonic words in naming.

If you use polyphonic words in naming, it will make it difficult to pronounce the name accurately, and it will lead to ambiguity and even misinterpretation of the name. For example, the pronunciation of the name "long line" is different, and the meaning of the word is completely different.

6, the name avoids male and female names.

Naming taboo regardless of male and female names means that men's names are feminine, while women's names are masculine, and gender is often confused from names. Male names should have strong personality and rough temperament, while female names should have soft personality, elegant temperament and exquisite style.

7. Don't use exaggerated words when naming.

The use of exaggerated words in naming does not conform to the traditional virtues of our country and puts us at a disadvantage, so we should pay attention to modest names and avoid using names that dominate others.

8. Don't use words with indecent pronunciation when naming names.

Don't use indecent words in naming, and the pronunciation of the name should be loud and smooth.

9. Don't use the word unclean to name it.

Some words indicating filth and impurity are generally not used as names. Such as: dirty, feces, urine, fart, phlegm, nose and so on. Of course, there are exceptions. For example, some people or regions have the custom of giving children "base names", "ugly names" and "dirty names" to prevent children from being patronized by diseases and demons, so that they can avoid disasters and live a long life. In fact, this is a superstition, and it is mostly popular in remote areas and areas lacking culture.

10, avoid using words to name diseases.

Some words indicating illness and ominous are generally not in the font size. Such as: disaster, difficulty, fierceness, evil, disaster, tragedy, scabies, etc. However, there are exceptions. For example, Huo Qubing, a famous general in the Han Dynasty, and Emperor Wudi of the Han Dynasty were originally named as "Sick Oneself", and Xin, a famous poet and patriotic general in the Southern Song Dynasty, also gave up being sick.

However, "getting rid of disease" and "giving up disease" are the negation of "disease" and "disease" because they don't want to get sick or get sick. But I don't know what "morbid self" means at first. Do you mean the sixth place in heaven or yourself? The former is sick when he is sick, and the latter is self-sacrifice-sick when he is sick, and sick when he is sick? But he changed his name after all.

1 1, avoid naming authorities.

Most organs of the human body have no names (except nicknames). Such as: eyes, nose, tongue, face, throat, mouth, feet, arms, legs, lungs, liver, kidney, stomach, spleen and so on. But some of them are also famous, even often. For example, in the Qin and Han Dynasties, Zhao Xiang was named Zhang Er, and in the Warring States Period, Chu Huaiwang was named Xiong Xin.

12, avoid using some ominous animal names.

Some animal names are not suitable for naming (except long names). Such as flies, lice, mice, wolves, jackals, pigs, chickens, ducks, snakes, scorpions and so on. But some animals are often named, such as tigers, leopards, pigeons, swallows, geese and so on. Their names are Ma Jinbao, Li and Wang.

13. Avoid using appellations that express qualifications.

Generation appellations are generally not proper names (except nicknames), such as grandfather, milk, father, father, mother, grandson, son, etc. However, some appellations are often used, such as ancestor, sister, younger sister and younger brother; His names are Zhang Jizu, Li Nianzu, Wang Zugui, Gu Xiaomei and Yang Sanjie. In the name of "ancestor", there is often a word of cooperation. These cooperative words are some specific words that the younger generation contacts with their ancestors, indicating that the younger generation respects, remembers and inherits their ancestors.

If you add other disrespect, it is a big taboo. There are exceptions to the word "er", such as Wei, the leader of the peasant uprising in the late Sui Dynasty, Pei, a court musician during the Zhenguan period in the Tang Dynasty, and Shangguan Waner, the granddaughter of Shangguan Yi in the Tang Dynasty.

What are the key considerations for changing the name taboo 3 naming:

(1) Don't use too many words or weird words.

Traditional Chinese characters refer to characters with complicated strokes and structures, which are both troublesome and unsightly to write. Therefore, if there are too many complicated words in the name, it will cause black and white imbalance and black mass, which will make people feel suffocated.

Strange words refer to words that are not easy to read and are not commonly used. Most people don't know such a word. They can neither read nor understand its meaning. Naming with this word will affect communication and hinder the normal function of the name. Even if the name is artistic and interesting, it can only be a literal symbol in front of most people who don't know it, and even cause jokes, misunderstandings and undue losses. Therefore, when naming names, use common words instead of "complicated" words.

In order to avoid the repetition of children's names with others, many parents will choose some traditional Chinese characters that are particularly difficult to write. Although the rate of duplicate names is avoided, many traditional Chinese characters are not known to everyone.

Moreover, children will spend a lot of time in the process of writing, especially in exams, and children will waste too much time just writing their own names. Therefore, it is best not to use traditional Chinese characters when naming children. You can consult classic ancient books or consult the elderly at home. The name had better be simple and easy to remember and write, so it can be called a good name.

(2) Don't use homophonic words and roundabout words.

Just like the name of Mr. Fang's daughter mentioned in the case, he didn't pay attention to the homonym when naming the child, which led to embarrassing things after the child went to school. Therefore, parents should not use homophones when naming their children. Read it twice after writing to see if there are any homophonic places, such as Alipay, Shi Xiangzhen and so on.

Such a name will not only make children become the laughing stock of their classmates after school, but also lead to more and more serious inferiority complex. Some children even hate their own names and are hostile to their parents. Therefore, parents must choose their names carefully and take them seriously.

As for the words around the mouth, it has been said that names should be based on the five elements of birthdates, combined with words with good sound and meaning, which does not meet the requirements of "righteousness and beauty" and should be avoided. However, since ancient times, the phenomenon of naming names with derogatory terms has emerged one after another, which should be paid attention to.

Let's take a look at the typical examples of names with derogatory terms: Bei, Ji Que, Meng Lou Bai Nu, Shame, Zheng Baicai, Zhang Laixia, Ge, Yan Guai Yu and so on. The derogatory meanings of these names are obvious and need no explanation.

There is another kind that needs a little comment, such as history (mistakes) and confusion (confusion). Some names are difficult to read and pronounce, otherwise they will be mispronounced and misheard.

Why is this? Choosing a name with embarrassing words is almost a tongue twister. Such as Ling Zhoujiu, Shen Jiji, Sun Zhouqiu, Yi, Jin, Zhou Xiaochao, Hu Fufen, Geng, Zhang Changshang, Chen Zhenren, Hu Chufu, Chen Yunlin, Lu Lizhi and Fu.

(3) ugly words cannot be used.

Ugliness is the antonym of exquisiteness. We should name it "Good Name". Of course, we should avoid using words that express "ugliness".

Due to the influence of unscientific and uncivilized stereotypes and backward consciousness, the word "ugly" has a long history in China, and it needs to be seriously abolished.

Everything that shows fierceness and is harmful to human beings should belong to the category of fierceness and badness. "Evil" and "bad" are the enemies of the people, and we should do everything possible to eradicate them and defeat them.

Naming with such words is against people's wishes, an absurd act and should be terminated. For example, Dongfu Li, floods, dark clouds, yellow sky and so on. Some of them are called "flood" and "beast", which threaten people's lives and safety and are enemies of mankind.

(4) The word "severe disability" cannot be used.

The word "bad" here contains two meanings, one is about conduct, and the other is about the consequences of "bad".

Naming with these two meanings will produce a sense of rebellion for honest and kind people, so it is not desirable. Such as vertical Diao, Diao evil, Tang cunning, crazy cunning, Xiong Yi, Zhao She, Tian Heng, Wu Jian 'an, Li Hunzi, etc.

Injury or disability is a painful thing. It is immoral to expose other people's scars in the name of their own disability. If the name is banned, both the caller and the host will feel unhappy.

However, the phenomenon of naming with forbidden words has existed in ancient and modern times. Sun Bin, a famous strategist in the Warring States period, was originally named Sun Bin, but his kneecap was cut off because of his punishment, and later he was renamed Sun Bin.

(5) The words on the suspect can't be used.

The so-called "doubt" refers to some words that people are particularly sensitive to, such as tortoise, tortoise, bald donkey, vinegar, sour, smelly, green towel and so on.

There are almost no such words directly used in names, but homophonic conversion into such words still happens occasionally and should be avoided. Such as Wu (Wu) Jingui (turtle), (8), Ye, Lu (Qing) Jin (towel) Rong, Xiang Shang (top) Tu (bald), Ban (donkey) and so on.

The so-called "offense" refers to taking advantage of others, and there is also a second predicate used to respect elders, such as father, uncle, male, male, old, uncle, ancestor, patriarch, aunt, mother, nurse, grandmother and so on.

My father, Uncle Wen, Shi Weng, Ji Gong, Lao, Zheng Guangzu, Li Liezong, Li, Zhang and Yun Sipo were named after these words. If these names are echoed, they are suspected of being "offensive".

The other category is words used to express official titles, professional titles and honorifics, such as Xiang (Prime Minister), Yin, Ling, Gong, Hou, Prime Minister, Minister, Section Chief, Division Commander, Company Commander, Political Commissar, Professor, Senior Engineer, Expert, Star, Manager, Mr. etc.

You can't use arrogant words.

You shouldn't be too arrogant and presumptuous when naming names. Because arrogance is a sign of lack of self-cultivation, it is not only a kind of self-exposure, but also a disrespect for others, which is easy to cause disgust.

In ancient times, people named after "arrogance" included Liang Qiang, Wang Ba, Emperor, Zhang Yuanxun, Li Cunxu, Shi Wansui, Sun Wanshou and Ruan Wanling.

In modern times, Zhen Xuan, Qiu Guan, Guan Xiong, Yuhuan, Zhen Xuan, Zhen Xuan, Ren Jie, Guan Ying and Tianbao were named after the word "hubris". Therefore, a name should not be "beautiful" because it is actually "ugly", which is why the word "arrogance" should not be used in naming.

Coarse and fine are relative, and wild and literary are relative. The so-called "rough" word is rough, unprocessed and original. Beautiful names should be exquisite works of art, and "rudeness" is incompatible with it.

There are three main manifestations of naming with the word "coarse": first, the words are rude, tacky and unprocessed. Such as dog eggs, wild cats, cowboys, rocks, the Black Sea, Mao Mei and so on. Most of these are birth names, and some are used as big names.

Second, although some words have been processed, there is still a wildness between words, which gives people a stubborn impression. Such as Lei Gong, Yong Jiu, Hu Ni, Li Fu, Tong Ti, Pei Yun, Ray, Xuan Tao, Liu Shagui, Wu Dalie, Yu Leiwa, Ren, Shan Zhendian, Cang Li, He Yichen, etc.