Given Names

Chinese given names with a story.

Names with character meanings, sound notes, sources, and a clear label: attested or editorial.

10 matching names for “相” · Clear

Attested 红豆 Hóng Dòu The red bean; love, longing, and a small bright keepsake. Attested 柏森 Bǎi Sēn Dense cypresses; solemnity, endurance, and a shrine garden. Attested 碧草 Bì Cǎo Green grass; spring, renewal, and a quiet courtyard. Attested 清秋 Qīng Qiū Clear autumn; cool air and a quiet courtyard. Attested 梧桐 Wú Tóng The parasol tree; autumn, shelter, and solitude. Attested 相思 Xiāng Sī Mutual longing; two people missing each other at once. Attested 金风 Jīn Fēng The autumn wind; a golden season and a long-awaited meeting. Attested 玉露 Yù Lù Jade dew; a cool autumn morning and a rare meeting. Attested 燕归 Yàn Guī Swallows returning; spring, familiarity, and a homecoming. Attested 渔郎 Yú Láng A fisherman; a figure from a riverside memory.

Attested vs editorial

“Attested” means the name has a documented source in our library, usually a classical text or a public figure. “Given name” means the name is a curated option without a specific citation. Both can be good names; the label tells you what you can say when someone asks where it comes from.

A name is not a personality test. These pages describe meaning and usage, not destiny. If you want a name for yourself, start with the Finder and use these pages to understand the pieces.