Explanation of the name "鼎"
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鼎
Hanyu Pinyin:dǐng
Five Elements:Fire
Recommendability:92%
Cultural Meaning:92%
Literature Reference: The ding, with three legs and two handles, is a precious vessel for blending the five flavors. Source from 'Shuowen Jiezi'.
鼎: An ancient vessel used for cooking. In personal names, it symbolizes solidity and prominence, signifying flourishing career and fortune, as well as achieving both fame and wealth.
Meaning: The ding symbolizes power, stability, and nobility, serving as an important ceremonial vessel in ancient times.
汤鼎 (Tang Ding)
A Ming dynasty official who served in various capacities including Right Assistant Transmission Commissioner and ultimately as the Chief Transmission Commissioner.
李鼎 (Li Ding)
A scholar and official during the Southern Song Dynasty, who passed the imperial examination in 1145 and served as the magistrate of Xingye.
胡鼎 (Hu Ding)
an official of the Southern Song Dynasty, served as the prefect of Jiankang, from Jixi, Huizhou (now Anhui).
