Chinese characters: Ya, pronunciation: Y×; Radical: beech; Number of strokes:11; Stroke: point, point, lift, horizontal skimming, horizontal vertical, horizontal, horizontal, vertical and horizontal. -The edge of water refers to the edge, between cliffs and cliffs. Same original meaning. Yes, by the water. From Shuo Wen Jie Zi Xin Fu; Every day is a long way off. From nineteen ancient poems; There are depressions in the sea and peaks in the mountains. Lyrics of "The Patient" by Meng Jiao.

Another example: Yayi (by the water; Shore); Cliff irrigation (trees on the shore); Near the cliff. Land near a large body of water; Especially the land near the coast. Take men and women by boat, and build a palace in the East China Sea. From Yu Ji's "Bachelor of Business". Edge; Limit. The horizon is infinite. From Fan Zhongyan's Yueyang Tower in Song Dynasty. Endless regret From the tribute sisters by Yuan Mei in Qing Dynasty.

Recommend the name "Ya":

1, Ya Qin is mostly used for boys. Qin: Show respect, admiration and prospect. ; The five elements of Qin belong to gold and are used as names, meaning admiration, appreciation and bright future; From an anonymous poem "I don't see a gentleman, I'm worried about Qin Qin".

2. Boya is mainly used for boys. Bo: Bo means big. Extension refers to richness and vastness. It also means widespread and universal. ; Bo Wuxing belongs to water, as a person's name, which means profound, inclusive and enterprising; Excerpted from Lu Wengui's poem "Exploring the sea in youth, the breadth of knowledge is endless".

3. Boya is mainly used for boys. Cypress: evergreen tree with hard wood and dense texture. ; The five elements of cypress are wood, which means caution, strength, prosperity and development when used as names; Excerpted from Li Yishi's Tianya Zen Disciple, Traveling to Baiyan in Empty Space.

4. Tianya is mostly used for boys. Heaven: originally refers to space, opposite to the earth, and later extended to sky and space. ; The five elements belong to fire and are used as names, meaning broad-minded, arrogant and broad-minded; From Li Shangyin's poem "Spring is at the end of the world, and the end of the world is oblique".

The above contents should be combined with the actual situation for reference only.