2020 Year of the Rat Baby Boy Names 2020 Year of the Rat Baby Boy Nicknames

The Year of the Rat is coming soon. Many families who are about to welcome a baby born in the Year of the Rat should be very happy. If the baby is a boy born in the Year of the Rat, what are the better choices in naming? Let's take a look.

1. Jiajun - The radical of the Chinese character “家” is “宀”, which is a character that people born in the Year of the Rat like to use, and it means safety.

The name "Jia Jun" was taken from Zhang Gang's "Nian Nu Jiao": "The Han family is heroic and capable, who can be their rival at the moment?" This makes the name more meaningful and connotative. There are two reasons why "Jun" was changed to "Jun". 1. The character "Jun" is more commonly used, while the character "Jun" is less used, which reduces the rate of duplicate names; 2. "Jun" contains the zodiac sign of rat, which does not like the character "亻" on the side, so "Jun" was used instead, which is extended to mean outstanding talent and wisdom.

2. Kairui - The two characters "Kairui" contain the Chinese zodiac signs "木" and "王", which are favorable for the rat. They strengthen the development of the zodiac sign and make the name suitable for naming babies born in the Year of the Rat in 2020.

"Kai" comes from Lu Xun's "Fair Play Should Be Slowed Down" "It is said that a brave boxer will never hit the fallen opponent again, which is enough for us to take as a model." Take something as a role model. Used as a boy's name, it means that he is responsible and perfect, and is appreciated and admired by everyone. "Rui" is taken from the idiom "Auspicious unicorn and auspicious phoenix", which refers to very rare talents.

3. Ziqian - "Zi" and "qian" contain the radicals "zi" and "mian" which are used for rats, meaning safety and home.

"Zi" comes from the idiom "Hanlin Zimo", which means quick thinking, erudition, and leadership. In addition, "Zi" also implies that the child is "a child of heaven, a dragon and phoenix among men", highlighting the expectations of parents for their children. "Qian" comes from the ancient poem "Qian, fly." It means to hold high and fly. The combination of the two characters implies that the boy will soar and be outstanding.

4. Yuzhe - The character "zhe" has the root "kou" which is popular with rats, and means safety, because rats like to dig holes as shelter.

It is taken from the Tang Dynasty poet Wang Changling's poem "Military provisions are piled up like mountains, and grace is like raindrops". Raindrops refer to heavy rain, which is extended to refer to the emperor's grace. As a name, it implies that the child is blessed with great fortune and great grace. Changing "Ze" to "Zhe" strengthens the development of the boy's character, meaning that one who knows people is wise, that is, one who can observe people's character and talents, can be called wise.

1. Qiqi

The method of repetition of characters makes the nickname highlight the cuteness, liveliness and cleverness of the baby rat. In addition, the name "Qiqi" carries the perception of curiosity and inquisitiveness, highlighting the boy's love of thinking and using his brain.

2. Small Zongzi

The name is extracted based on the birth time and zodiac attributes of the baby rat. "Little Zongzi" reflects that the boy was born on the Dragon Boat Festival; "Zong" reflects the characteristics of rats that they like to use "rice", which strengthens the auspicious meaning. The overall name is meaningful and highlights the characteristics of the baby being clingy and lovable.

3. Edamame

"Edamame" is a kind of food in life. It is derived from the appearance of a baby rat in its mother's belly, making the name very unique and meaningful. In addition, "Bean" belongs to the root character that the rat likes to use, which strengthens the development of the zodiac.

1. Not too ambiguous:

As I said, it is a nickname for relatives and friends to call. Therefore, when giving a baby born in the Year of the Rat a nickname, it is best to avoid ambiguous nicknames. For example, "Dandan" is a good nickname when viewed alone. But when called and associated with it many times, it will give people a feeling of "pain in the balls". Male parents understand ~ I won't explain.

2. Don’t be too vulgar:

In ancient times, people liked to use words such as "Gousheng" and "Ergouzi" to give nicknames to children, implying that the child would be easier to raise. However, with the development of the times, this superstition should not be believed, and it should not be used in the baby's nicknames, which would bring bad psychological shadows to the baby.

1. The pronunciation should be smooth and pleasant

Although a name is just a symbol, it can also affect people's first impression. For example, the name "Aoou" is not only difficult to pronounce, but also inconvenient to call. Another example is the name "Gangwang" which has a bad homonym in pronunciation and will give people a bad first impression.

Therefore, for boys born in the Year of the Rat, parents should give them a name that is easy to pronounce and sounds pleasant, which will give people a good first impression in interpersonal interactions.

2. The meaning should be good

Chinese characters are one of the oldest written languages ​​in the world. And a Chinese character usually represents a word or a morpheme in Chinese, which forms the characteristics of unified sound, form and meaning. When naming a baby boy born in the Year of the Rat, it is necessary to pay attention to the meaning of the name. A name with a good meaning will give people a positive psychological hint, and make people unconsciously have an inexplicable good impression.

3. Names should be gender specific

Naming is a very profound subject, which not only emphasizes profound connotation, but also distinguishes gender. Therefore, when naming a boy born in the Year of the Rat, you should use characters that reflect the boyish spirit, so as to highlight the gender characteristics. Characters like Feng, Ting, Hao, Lang, and Tao can reflect the boy's bold and straightforward demeanor; characters like Xuan, Yang, and Wen can reflect the boy's elegant temperament.

But be careful not to pair it with female characters, as the resulting name will be ambiguous, such as "Tingting" or "Wenwen".

4. Pay attention to the taboo words for the zodiac signs

For babies born in the Year of the Rat in 2020, when naming them, you also need to pay attention to the characters that are not suitable for the zodiac sign of the Rat. For example, the character "示" (shi) is not suitable for naming rat babies, because "示" means death, and also means to be slaughtered. It represents a life of hard work, nothing gained, and being sent to the guillotine. Therefore, it needs to be avoided.