Literature Reference: 绎，理也。——《说文》；钧，三十斤也。——《说文》 'Yi' means reasoning or unraveling, from 'Shuowen'; 'Jun' refers to a unit of weight (thirty catties), also from 'Shuowen'.
绎: "Xunyi," a term signifying deduction and interpretation, when used as a personal name, embodies the notion of possessing quick-witted intelligence and strategic acumen, auspiciously fostering future development and progress.
钧: Describing immense power that is unstoppable, it extends in personal names to signify nobility, justice, authority, and joy.
Meaning: Yi signifies reasoning and clarity, while Jun represents dignity and authority. It embodies wisdom and power.