The word "Lin" is very good for people's names, symbolizing auspiciousness and excellence.
Lin: ?lín
1. Interpretation:
〔Qi~〕An animal in ancient legends, like a deer, with scales all over its body, and tail. In ancient times, it symbolized auspiciousness and was also used to describe outstanding figures. The abbreviation is "Lin", such as "phoenix feather~horn", "~phoenix turtle dragon".
2. Examples:
1. Hajime, female unicorn. ——"Shuowen". Zhu Junsheng said: "The classics are all based on the lin." Duan said: "The classics are not based on the lin."
2. Shooting the elk-footed lin. ——Han Dynasty Sima Xiangru's "Zixu Fu"
3. Jie Fu and Fang Lin. ——Zhang Heng's "Tokyo Fu". Xue's note: "The big deer is called Lin."
4. Fear of losing the Lindeer and gaining the mugwort. ——"The Theory of Qianfu: The Difficulty of Virtue"
5. The one who calls Lin alone is a big stag; the one who calls Linlin is a benevolent beast. Qilin can be called Lin alone. ——Paragraph notes from "Shuowen"