Given Names

Chinese given names with a story.

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

9 matching names for “草” · Clear

Attested 婉如 Wǎn Rú Graceful and agreeable; a classical image of beauty with clear brows and bright eyes. Attested 晴川 Qíng Chuān A clear river; openness and a bright horizon. Attested 芳草 Fāng Cǎo Fragrant grass; spring, renewal, and a soft green distance. Attested 碧草 Bì Cǎo Green grass; spring, renewal, and a quiet courtyard. Attested 草薰 Cǎo Xūn Fragrant grass; warm wind and a spring journey. Attested 瑶草 Yáo Cǎo Jade grass; a rare, luminous herb in a spring landscape. Attested 灵芝 Líng Zhī The lingzhi mushroom; a rare herb and a symbol of longevity. Attested 烟光 Yān Guāng Misty light; the glow of grass and haze at sunset. Attested 残照 Cán Zhào Fading sunlight; the last light of day.

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.