屿: To become an islet, a craggy hill, or a towering rock. — From "A Record of the Small Stone Pond West of the Small Hill" by Liu Zongyuan of the Tang Dynasty. For a person's name, it is often beneficial for wealth.

歆: Admiration and aspiration. In names, it often signifies the wisdom of learning from others' strengths to improve oneself, thereby fostering support and advancement in one's career.