On what basis did they name Tibet? I want to take a Tibetan name.

First, the living Buddha is named. Babies are named by local living buddhas or venerable monks. This is the most common. Children's names are usually religious. For example, "popular culture" is the development of Buddhist scriptures. Second, name the baby according to the time of birth. For example, Nima was born on Sunday and Rabbah was born on Wednesday. Third, name it with good wishes. For example, "Deji" means happiness, and "Tsering" means longevity. Of course, there are some non-mainstream, less. In addition, some words in the name will be restricted because of gender differences. For example, "Ram" and "Zhuo Ma" are all girls, while boys often use "Dorje". Is the landlord male or female? I'll give you a name