How about using China ink as a girl's name?

As a girl's name, Yumo has a good meaning. Language: elegant, versatile, blessed, lucky in middle age and good environment. Mo: Never meet, work hard in middle age, and be lucky in old age.

First, language.

Pinyin: yǔ, yǖ, radical: ǖ, stroke: 9, traditional: Chinese, five strokes: YGKG.

Y incarnation: initial: y, vowel: u, tone: third sound.

Yu: initial: y, vowel: u, tone: fourth tone.

Explanation:

[? yǔ ]

1, word.

2. Go ahead.

3. Proverbs; Idiom.

4. The act or way of expressing meaning instead of language.

5. Last name.

[Yes]

Tell me.

Word combinations: Chinese, idioms, foreign languages, speechless, tone, language, spoken language, words, riddles and common sayings.

Second, ink.

Pinyin: meter, radical: earth, stroke: 15, traditional: ink, five strokes:.

Mò: initial: m, vowel: o, tone: fourth tone.

Explanation:

1. Articles used for writing and painting are black blocks made of soot or pine smoke, sometimes made of other materials of other colors, and also refer to juice made of ink and water.

2. It refers to a pigment used for writing, painting or printing.

3. Words and pictures written by fingers.

4, metaphor learning or reading literacy.

The chalk lines used by carpenters to draw straight lines refer to rules and guidelines.

6. Black or near black.

7. corruption.

8, an ancient punishment, tattoo or forehead dyed black, as a mark. Also known as fu.

9.(Mò) refers to Mohism.

10, last name.

1 1 refers to Mexico.

Combination words: cuttlefish, ink, ink, rope ink, pen and ink, ink, Hui ink, dark green, and ink punishment.

Extended data:

Mobishun

1, squid

Common name for squid. ?

2. Ink marking

Traces of ink. Handwritten words or pictures. ?

3. Mo Bao

Refers to valuable calligraphy and painting, and is also used as a courtesy title for words or paintings written by others. ?

4. Ink

Ink. Various colors of water used to write pen words. Metaphor is the ability to learn or read and read. ?

5. rope ink [Misheng]

A tool used by carpenters to draw straight lines, which is a metaphor for rules or laws.