What name can be given to a baby boy born at noon?

Have you ever participated in naming your baby? Today, let’s learn about what names you can give to a baby boy born at noon, and whether the baby’s name has anything to do with the time of birth.

1. Zhengxi

“正” means not tilted and in the middle, and the sun at noon is right overhead. Therefore, we have no shadow when standing in the sun. So this word can also represent noon. When used in naming, it represents uprightness, enthusiasm, and masculinity, while combined with “溪”, the name becomes more gentle and very nice to hear.

For example, actor Xu Zhengxi was born on May 5, 1985 at 12:30 noon, and is an ox. The character Zheng means upright, proper, and pure, while the character Xi means diligent, firm and flexible. It is a combination of gold and water. Gold produces water, and water is prosperous. People with this combination are resourceful, decisive, and have strong leadership. It is reported that the most popular role recently is Yuwen Hu, played by Xu Zhengxi in The Legend of Dugu. As a result, Xu Zhengxi's Weibo fans increased by 1.07 million, the number of Weibo super topic readings soared to 840 million, and the number of fans increased to 39,000. On B station, there are also various cuts from the drama, and Yuwen Hu's death is on the hot search.

2. Zixu

The word "Xu" contains the character "日", which means sunlight. It implies warmth and gentleness. When paired with the character "Zi", it is very grand and suits the personality of a child born at noon. It is warm, enthusiastic and a very beautiful name.

3. Heehwan

The "熙" in "熙焕" represents brightness, implying rise and prosperity, which is similar to the characteristics of noon. Therefore, naming a child with the word "熙" is very consistent with the theory of birth characters. Moreover, the word "焕" belongs to the fire element, representing shining strong light.

Sometimes naming a baby is really very particular. Many people will name their babies according to the time of birth. In fact, this is just a personal idea and it doesn’t matter much. The time of birth and the child’s name do not have to be linked together.

1. Practical and listenable

The name of a child is our first impression of him, and according to the new regulations, it is basically a name that determines his life. Once a name is chosen and registered, it basically cannot be changed. Therefore, the baby's name must be practical, try to reflect our expectations for him, and let others know what it means. Or if it is a family of scholars, it can also have a certain poetic quality, which is even better.

As for the pleasant-sounding name, it is true that when you say the baby's name, others can remember it immediately and can also call it out smoothly, that is the best. When naming my son, I took this into consideration. It is pleasant to the ear, can make people understand the meaning, and is very good to call out.

2. Popularity

A name is for people to call, and popularity comes first. There is an interesting idea outside the mainstream view of naming now. Many non-mainstream parents born in the 1990s, in order to make their children stand out, began to distinguish when naming. They actually used four characters, not to mention double surnames, the key is still a single surname. Every time I ask others whether their surnames are two characters, it is very embarrassing.

In order to highlight the personality, some parents always give their children rare characters or traditional Chinese characters, which makes it difficult for others to recognize them when their children go to school or other places. This is very embarrassing. These naming methods are not worth promoting.

3. Don’t be ambiguous.

Although the name needs to be popular, one thing must be paid attention to, that is, it should not be misunderstood. Especially when the surname is read together, it is more important to pay attention. If you really don't pay attention, the nickname of the child will appear directly when he grows up. I remember when I was in college, there were three people in my class who were particularly famous. One was Xiang Qianjin, one was Gao Shou, and one was Yang Wei. I still find it interesting when I think of them.

1. Don’t choose uncommon characters or characters that are difficult to understand and pronounce! When parents name their children, they must remember that the name is for others to call, and it is a symbol for others to remember this person. If you choose uncommon characters or characters that are difficult to understand and pronounce, others will not call your child’s name to avoid embarrassment, and some will directly use “Alas” instead! Over time, children are prone to low self-esteem! When naming, remember to keep it simple, easy to understand, and catchy! And if it is an uncommon character, it may even become a problem to register the household registration!

2. Avoid using homophonic characters! If a child's name uses homophonic characters, parents will be happy, but it will cause a lot of trouble for the child in the future. For example, the editor's female elementary school classmate was named Shen Jingbing, and another classmate was named Tao Huayun. These homophonic names will easily make people tease them and make children feel disgusted!