Unpopular but with a meaning of words, rare unpopular words with good meanings?

Unpopular but allegorical words include Dan, Qi, Qian, Ru, Tong, Wen, Yan, Yan, Yao, etc.

1. Dan: The original meaning refers to Dansha.

i.e. cinnabar. Commonly known as cinnabar, it is a mineral. Since cinnabar is vermilion, the extended meaning of the word Dan also refers to this color. It symbolizes sincerity, loyalty, sincerity, loyalty, etc.

2. Qi: It means beautiful jade.

3. Qian: It means a smiling appearance, which generally refers to a beautiful posture, and modern refers to a beautiful woman.

4. Ru: The original meaning refers to vegetables, and later it is also extended to eat.

5. Tong: It means red. It symbolizes hope and the rising sun.

6. Wen: refers to the clouds in the shape of patterns.

7. Yan: beautiful appearance, mostly smiling.

8. Yan: The main meaning refers to beauty.

9. Yao: The original meaning refers to beautiful jade, or a beautiful stone like jade.

10. Ying: The original meaning refers to the bracts on the ears of grain.

By extension, refers to a person who is cutting-edge or intelligent, outstanding.

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Trance - refers to confusion and confusion4Ethereal - Describes a light, illusory, fickle look5Vague - Refers to distant, vague, uncertain6

Coagulation - refers to becoming a hard body or not easily flowing7Lonely - Describes loneliness, silence. 8.

Tranquil - Describes tranquility and ease. 9.Tranquility - Describes tranquility, silence, and also a calm state of mind.

10.Light and breezy - Describes the atmosphere as relaxed and comfortable, with no cumbersome and complicated things.

Jia, Jia is good! The meaning of the word Jia in the name: There are many meanings of the word Jia, mainly goodness, beauty, praise, praise, auspiciousness, happiness, joy, etc. Since the meaning of jia is very good, it is often used in personal names.

Qi, the word Qi is also good! It means a kind of beautiful jade, which also means that flowers and plants are prosperous; A metaphor for precious things.

[Poetry].

Taken from Shakespeare's poem "If you are honest with yourself, you will not be unfaithful to others over time." 》

Ruo: If the word is pronounced as ruò, if the word five elements belong to wood, it is used as a personal name to mean elegance, demeanor, temperament, and beauty;

Poetry: The word poem is pronounced as shī, and the five elements of the word poem belong to gold, which is used as a personal name to refer to talent, elegance, and extraordinary achievements;

Rain Memories] - taken from Liu Guo's poem "Invasion of the shore of a penny of willow waves, a few lotus rains over the clouds. 》

Rain: The word rain is pronounced as yǔ, and the five elements of the word rain belong to water, which is used as a personal name to mean grace, favor, and wide connections;

Memory: The word memory is pronounced as yì, and the five elements of the word memory belong to the earth, which is used as a personal name to mean the meaning of valuing feelings, strong memory ability, and kindness;

Yuefan] - taken from Yang Wanli's poem "This year's Shangyuan Jun remembers, the red light and the white moon and the snow are seen." 》

Yue: The word "moon" is pronounced as yuè, and the five elements of the word "moon" belong to wood, which is used as a personal name to mean chastity, purity, wisdom, love and beauty.

Fan: The word is pronounced as fán, and the five elements of the word belong to water, which is used as a personal name to mean steadfastness, ordinary heart, and courtesy;

Xinwei] - taken from Hu Su's poem "Shuangwei paints the horn male, and the moon thinks of the bitterness." 》

Xin: The word Xin is pronounced as xīn, and the five elements of the word Xin belong to gold, which is used as a personal name to mean wealth, prosperity, and wealth;

Wei: The word Wei is pronounced as wēi, and the five elements of the word Wei belong to the earth, which is used as a personal name to mean majesty, majesty, and self-improvement;

Xi Yu] - taken from Liu Yong's poem "Elegant and vulgar Xixi, get off the car and become a banquet to the spring platform." 》

Xi: The word Xi is pronounced as xī, and the five elements of the word Xi belong to water, which is used as a personal name to mean prosperity, harmony, optimism, and a bright future;

Language: The word is pronounced as yǔ, and the five elements of the word belong to wood, which is used as a personal name to mean lively and cheerful, eloquent, and full of literary meaning;

As for your question, "rare unpopular characters with good meanings", this is a good question, most of the Chinese characters have parts of speech, derogatory, neutral and positive meanings.

Unpopular but allegorical words include Xi, prayer, Jing, Shu, Qi, Ru, Tong, Wen, Yan, Yan, Xin, Yi, Qiao, You, and so on.

Dan: The original meaning refers to dansha, that is, cinnabar, commonly known as cinnabar, which is a mineral. Since cinnabar is vermilion, the extended meaning of the word Dan also refers to this color. It symbolizes sincerity, loyalty, sincerity, loyalty, etc.

Beautiful jade. Originally, it referred to beautiful jade, but later it also referred to something as valuable as jade.

烎, this word is rare and unpopular, and the meaning is good.

彧 (yù).

The original meaning refers to a person who is very literate, elegant and educated, and also has the meaning of lush trees.

婠 (wān).

The original meaning refers to the good posture and moral character.

Mach. Ushino. Zhu Lin. Hou Yu.

Lu "Lu, beautiful jade", from Chu Ci, "Lu" used as a personal name has the deep meaning of "talented, degreed, wise", which can be used to describe a woman as pure and beautiful as jade. There are also words with the meaning of beautiful jade, such as "Jin, Qi, Qiong, Jue, Wei" and so on.

The unpopular but allegorical words are as follows:1. Yan, yàn

If you want to say that the unpopular and good-looking rare words, the "Yan (yàn)" composed of three fires is definitely one, which originally means brilliance, light flame, and also refers to brilliance and shine. The origin of Chinese characters can be traced back to ancient times, thousands of years of development, the number of Chinese characters has exceeded 100,000 words, we are only more than 2,500 common, among which there are many Chinese characters similar to Yan, such as the three earth of Yao, and the 粇骉鱻羴麤飝龘 and so on.

2. Kite, yuān

The pronunciation of the kite is yuān, although it is a rare word, many people do not know it, but it is undeniably really good-looking. In ancient times, the kite referred to a bird such as a chī, and some people say that it is a fierce bird with a slightly similar appearance to an eagle, and now it also means a kite. Chinese culture is profound and has a long history, and although rare characters are rarely exercised in life, it is still interesting to remember a few good-looking rare words like "kite".

3、yuē yóu

The pronunciation yuē yóu refers to the creature cockroach. Among them, 曱 is pronounced yuē, which means to take things, and many friends will see it as "A", in fact, 曱 is a separate Chinese character, which is different from the word A, which is a word that 99% of people do not know; 甴 is a polyphonic word, when pronounced as yóu, 甴 is the same as "by", * means cockroach, when pronounced zhá, 甴 means mouse, ** is a rampage comic.

Rare and allegorical words: Yan, 頔, 甯, 妧, 婳, 嫮, Min, 莯, 婥, Rui.

1. Yan, pronounced noisy pin yàn, meaning: spark, flame.

2, 頔 Yuran, read dí, meaning: beautiful.

3. 甯, pronounced nínɡ, meaning: to be a surname.

4. 妧, pronounced wàn or yuán, meaning: beautiful appearance.

5, 婳, read huà, meaning: demure and beautiful.

6. 嫮, pronounced hù, meaning: beautiful appearance, beauty, boasting.

7. Min, pronounced mín, means: sky, and special town touches the void to refer to the autumn sky.

8. 莯, read mù, a kind of grass said in ancient books.

9. 婥, pronounced chuò or nào, refers to a soft posture and a weak woman.

10, Rui, read ruì, meaning: shape sound, inner voice, surname.

The unpopular characters are: 1, 霡霂 (mài mù): light rain.

2. 泬寥 (xuè'liáo): an empty and clear appearance.

3. 蓁莽 (zhēn mǎng): refers to the chaotic and overgrown plants and trees, which is very similar to the meaning of 葳蕤.

4. Falling Yin Luo溷 (zhuì yīn luò hùn): Life is like flowers on a tree, some fall on the mat, some fall in the dung pit. Sun Rong has different opportunities, and his life circumstances and fates are different.

5. 曈朦 (tóng méng): The sun will appear to be slightly bright.

6. 靃 (huò) 靡: The appearance of plants and trees is faint and wrong.

7. 給 (lǎo): A large amount of water that accumulates after rain.

8. 倥侗 (kōngtóng): ignorance.

9. 卮言 (zhī): natural or fragmented words.

10. 倥偬 (kǒng zǒng): Things are in a hurry, busy. "Rong Ma Kuo".

11. Pheasant 堞 (zhì dié): refers to the low wall on the city, that is, the jagged battlement wall.

12. 辽敻 (xiòng): refers to the vast and wide.

13, 峬峭 (bū qiào): handsome and beautiful.

14. 媕婀 (ān ē) cannot be decided.

15, 圹埌 (kuàng làng): boundless, quiet and vast.

16. 流眄 (liú miǎn): Flowing gaze**.

17. 瓠犀 (hù xī): The seeds of gourds are often used as a metaphor for beautiful people's teeth because they are neatly arranged and white in color.

18. Noisy chain 阛闠 (hūn hú): a street market.

19. 玓瓑 (dì lì): pearlescent and shining.

20. 叆叇 (àidài): refers to thick clouds covering the sun. "The clouds are shining, and the dew is not shining.

21, 滂霈 (pāng pèi): the appearance of the rain.

22. 云岫 (yún xiù ) refers to the peaks and peaks surrounded by clouds and mist.

23. 鷇音 (kòu yīn) The sound of a chick chiseling an eggshell in an eggshell.

24, 汉觏 (hǎn gòu) chain rule: rare to meet.

25. 飛 (yè): The appearance of the water flowing around and entangled.

The meaning is good, but the rare words are as follows:1. Yan: read yàn, meaning: enthusiasm is like fire, happiness and contentment.

2. 頔: read dí, meaning: beautiful.

3. 甯: read nínɡ, meaning: live a happy life, a smooth life.

4. 妧: read wàn or yuán, meaning: beautiful appearance.

5, 婳: read huà, meaning: demure and beautiful.

6. 嫮: read hù, meaning: beautiful appearance, beauty, boasting.

7, Yu: read yú, meaning: youth, beauty, slender.

8. 莯: read mù, meaning: incomparably precious, fresh and refined.

9. 婥: read chuò or nào, meaning: outstanding posture, youth and beauty.

10, Rui: read ruì, meaning: smart and clever, strong and big in heart.

The use of word keys for naming is taboo1. Do not use the word "ugly" in your name.

"Ugly" is the opposite of "exquisite", we want to give "good name", and of course avoid using words that express the meaning of "ugly". Due to the influence of unscientific and uncivilized stereotypes and backward ideologies, the use of the word "ugly" in the name of the word "ugly" needs to be seriously eradicated. For example, the manuscript model erects a cow prison, a fence, a fox and so on.

In addition, it is forbidden to use pigs, dogs, and other ugly things or phenomena in their names.

2. Do not use the word "vicious" in your name.

Everything that is "vicious" and harmful to human beings should be classified as "fierce and bad". "Fierce" and "bad" are people's enemies. Naming such words is against people's will and is a perverse act, such as floods, dark clouds, huge waves, tigers, etc.

This kind of name has the meaning of threatening people's lives, and it is easy to bring uneasiness and unhappiness to people.

1. Yan, pronounced yàn, meaning: spark, flame.

2. 頔, pronounced dí, meaning: beautiful.

3. 甯, pronounced nínɡ, meaning: to be a surname.

4. 妧, pronounced wàn or yuán, meaning: beautiful appearance.

5, 婳, read huà, meaning: demure and beautiful.

6. 嫮, pronounced hù, meaning: beautiful appearance, beauty, boasting.

7, 妤, pronounced yú, the basic meaning of the word is the same as "Jie".

8. 莯, read mù, a kind of grass said in ancient books.

9. 婥, pronounced chuò or nào, refers to a soft posture and a weak woman.

10, Rui, read ruì, meaning: shape sound, inner voice, surname.

11, Min, pronounced mín, meaning: sky, especially refers to the autumn sky.

12. 琰, pronounced yǎn, meaning: a jade name (usually described as beautiful jade).

13, 珺, pronounced jùn, meaning: beautiful jade.

14. Jing, pronounced jǐng, meaning: the brilliance of jade.

15, 筱, read xiǎo, meaning: small bamboo, fine bamboo.