What is the pinyin for Yue: yuè.
Yue, a second-level Chinese character, is a written word that means "shade". Pronounced as yuè, it refers to the shady tree beside the road. The shade of the tree is cool: Yueyin (the shade of the tree refers to the protection of others).
Detailed explanation
1. Shade (ofatree)〗. For example: Yueyin (shade. It is a metaphor for elders taking care of younger generations or ancestors protecting descendants).
2. The shady trees beside the road〖trees by boulevard〗
3. The roadside trees are dry. ——"New Book of Tang Dynasty"
4. A few steps southeast of the nunnery, the forest is lush and green, and the sky is lush and green. ——Ming Dynasty Song Lian's "Kansong'an Ji"
Explanation of ancient books
"Tang Yun" "Ji Yun" Wang Faqie "Yun Hui" "Zheng Yun" Yu Jueqie,? Yin Yue. "Jade Pian" Chu said that the place under the shade of two trees is called Yue. "Huainanzi·Renxianxun" King Wu brought people to Yuexia. "The Book of Tang: The Biography of Princess Taiping" assumes that Liao belongs to Liao, and Daoyue belongs to Dry.
The meaning of the name Yue
Yue, pronounced as yuè, is a written word, which means "shade"; it also refers to the shady trees beside the road. The protection of others, such as the seniors protecting the juniors. When used as a personal name, it means vigorous growth and vitality.
When naming with the character Yue, you should pay attention to using words that match the child's gender. For example, naming with masculine characters such as Gang, Yi, Qiang, etc. will make people think it is a boy's name; if you use Shu, Mei, etc. Names with feminine and beautiful words such as ", soft" will remind people of girls' names.
Yue group of words:
1. Yue shade [yuè yīn] refers to the shade formed by a group of trees. The latter is a metaphor for gaining the shelter of benevolence.
2. Linyue [lín yuè] forest; forest gap.
3. Qingyue [qīng yuè] is a shady green tree.
4. Cuiyue [cuì yuè] green shade.
5. Jieyue [jiē yuè] The shade of trees on the street.
6. 槧槾[guì yuè] The shade of cypress trees.
7. Daoyue [dào yuè] shady trees on both sides of the road.
8. Yuexia [yuè xià] means under the shade of the trees, referring to the gap in the forest.