The complete list of baby names for the year of the rat with the surname Cao

Naming a baby is something that parents are very concerned about. For the upcoming baby rat, if the surname is Cao, what kind of name would be better? Here are some names recommended to you.

1. Names for male babies born in the Year of the Rat with the surname Cao

Cao Zhengbo Cao Zijing Cao Jihong Cao Xinjing

Cao Ruijun Cao Hongying Cao Sicai Cao Huilin

Cao Xuanqi Cao Congcai Cao Zhiwen Cao Haosong

Cao Zhezhuo Cao Liuwen Cao Yejia Cao Canwei

Cao Xuyu Cao Yangdong Cao Runen Cao Zhiqi

Cao Linbin, Cao Miaoqi, Cao Jianqi, Cao Shengqin

2. Names for baby girls born in the Year of the Rat with the surname Cao

Cao Jinqing Cao Mengyun Cao Xiaoxi Cao Wanru

Cao Linyun Cao Yahui Cao Quanshan Cao Jinyi

Cao Yanyun Cao Shuwan Cao Ruixi Cao Zhijin

Cao Xinyu Cao Qiaoxuan Cao Yaoying Cao Yanwan

Cao Fenyan Cao Yaomeng Cao Shijun Cao Zexin

Cao Qize Cao Yayuan Cao Lisu Cao Yuqi

1. Cao Fuying (female)

"芙" means lotus. When it appears in a girl's name, it means that the girl is pure and innocent, graceful and graceful. "颖" means smart, and contains the character "禾", which is a suitable name for baby rats. "曹芙颖" is a beautiful and elegant name, which means that the girl is naturally beautiful, bright and charming, and has outstanding talents, and can stand out from the crowd.

2. Cao Yajing (female)

Ya and Jing are both characters that are more suitable for girls. Ya means elegant, not vulgar, and beautiful, while Jing refers to the excellent quality of being able to calm down, be indifferent, and live in peace with the world. These two characters are more suitable to be paired with Cao (Cao is a bit similar to noisy), and they are also more moderate and beautiful in appearance.

3. Cao Yiheng (male)

Names with the number "一" give people a unique feeling and are easy to write. The rat ranks first in the zodiac, so the word "一" is more suitable for rat babies. The original meaning of "恒" means long-lasting and lasting, and it is extended to refer to a person's perseverance. The name "曹一恒" can mean that the boy has great perseverance and willpower in doing things, and he is focused and can finish the task well.

4. Cao Wenchi (male)

"Wenchi" is derived from the Chinese character "New Lotus Leaf": "Virtue and articles, the reputation of the country is rising day by day". "Wen" means elegant and knowledgeable; "Chi" means running fast, spreading far, and full of yearning. This name can imply that the boy is quick-witted and smart. Moreover, the three Caos in ancient times (Cao Cao, Cao Pi, and Cao Zhi) were all talented in writing, so the meaning of this name is also quite interesting.

1. Naming the child

This naming method is quite unique and needs to be done after the baby is born. After the baby is one month old, you can take out various small objects with symbolic meanings and let the baby grab them. Based on the things the baby grabs, you can derive a name with beautiful meanings and blessings. Of course, you can also express some of your expectations for your child without doing the "Zhuazhou" ceremony.

2. Name the baby based on his weight at birth

Today, it is mostly used as a nickname for babies. Some people are creative and associate weight with other things to name their children. For example, if a child weighs eight catties at birth, he is named Gao Badou; if a child weighs four catties at birth, he is named Liu Shi (which sounds like "four"), etc.

3. Name it after an idiom

This method is an upgraded version of homophonic naming. It must be a homophonic name of the surname and a positive idiom to be selected as the baby's name. Of course, it can also be simplified. It does not need to be a homophonic name of the surname. Just express the key words of the idiom in a concise way. For example, "Siyuan" means "drink water and remember its source"; "Zhiyong" means "learn to use"; "Liyi" means "be new and different" are all typical examples of naming with idioms.

4. Naming with aspirations

It is also very distinctive to name your child after the virtues you admire, such as Shi Meng, Ruo Zhuang, Yuan Pei, etc. If you plan to use your baby's name to express a certain ambition, ideal, or good wishes, this is also very consistent with Chinese tradition. For example, Kang Youwei, the leader of the modern bourgeois reformists, was originally named Zu Yi. At the age of 18, he was determined to be useful to the world and make great achievements, so he changed his name to "Youwei".

1. Avoid polyphonetic characters when naming

The little girl Dong Qian (pronounced "Qian") was unhappy when she entered school. During the first roll call, the teacher called her Dong "Xi". From then on, her friends gave her a nickname and stopped calling her by her real name. This was all caused by polyphones. Experts point out that polyphones are difficult to pronounce and should be avoided when naming.

2. Avoid using unfamiliar words

Names are for communication, otherwise, names lose their value. Today is the age of computers, and most computers store only common Chinese characters. If you use some uncommon characters in naming, most people will not know them, which will inevitably affect communication between people. Using uncommon characters in naming can only make other people's work more difficult and troublesome.