Literature Reference: 草，草。折宜，看好。——《草》张南史 Grass, grass. It should be broken, it looks good. Source from 'Grass' by Zhang Nanshi.
宜: Appropriate and agreeable. In names, it often implies a comfortable environment and the making of wise decisions, conducive to a peaceful and auspicious life.
好: Friendship, kindness. In names, it often signifies beauty, goodness, harmony, and appropriateness.
Meaning: 'Yi Hao' means suitable and good, symbolizing harmony and perfection in things.