Literature Reference: While 'Yikang' has no direct source, 'Yi' can be found in 'The Book of Songs·Xiaoya·Deer Call' 'I have honored guests, playing the zither and blowing the sheng.' 'Kang' appears in 'The Book of Documents·Hongfan' 'Five Blessings: the first is longevity, the second is wealth, the third is health and peace, the fourth is love for virtue, and the fifth is a good end.'
逸: "An Yi, serene and leisurely. It signifies exceptional talent and a life of peaceful contentment."
康: Kangle, meaning joy and health, is often used in names to convey wishes for safety, well-being, and happiness. This character is highly auspicious and is believed to positively influence one's health and fortune.
Meaning: Yikang signifies ease and health, embodying the wish for a carefree life and physical well-being.