Why does Mongolian in Urumqi mean?

Urumqi, an ancient Junggar Mongolian language, means "beautiful pasture". This used to be the nomadic land of Erut Mongolia. Capital of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region. The political, economic, cultural and scientific center of Xinjiang. Urumqi is an important town of the ancient Silk Road. According to textual research, the ruins of the ancient city of Wulabo in the southern suburbs may be Luntai City in the Tang Dynasty, which was built in Luntai County in the 14th year of Tang Zhenguan (640) and belongs to Tingzhou. This is the earliest city in Urumqi with a history of 1300 years. In the Qing Dynasty, Urumqi was generally regarded as the hometown of Luntai in the Tang Dynasty, and "Luntai" was often used to refer to Urumqi in poems about Urumqi. Urumqi has a long history of place names. The story of making Hexi in Furuwada, written in 925 AD, was discovered in Dunhuang, and was written by the envoys sent by the Li Dynasty in Khotan at that time to Shazhou and other places in Hexi. Urumqi has been recorded in this book.