Literature Reference: 燕燕于飞，差池其羽。之子于归，远送于野。瞻望弗及，泣涕如雨。—— 《诗经·邶风·燕燕》 The swallows fly, their wings uneven. This lady returns, escorted far into the wilds. Gazing after her, I cannot see her; my tears fall like rain. Source from 'The Book of Songs: The Odes of Bei - Swallows'.
怿: Joy, delight, and elation, each carries a profound and graceful significance.
燕: The swallow. In names, it often symbolizes good fortune and peace, signifying auspiciousness, health, and a beautiful life.
Meaning: Yi means joy and delight; Yan symbolizes auspiciousness and beauty. Together, they imply a life filled with happiness and prosperity.