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残叶
[cán yè]
'Damaged leaf', simply yet elegantly conveying imperfection. It reflects an image of loneliness or something left behind after autumn, suggesting maybe someone who sees himself/herself imperfect, incomplete or lonely
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败叶
[bài yè]
Defeated leaves symbolically representing fallen broken things It evokes imagery akin to autumn ...
失落叶
[shī luò yè]
The name Lost Leaf suggests a sense of sadness or being left behind The person who picks this name may ...
没有树枝的树叶i好可悲
[méi yŏu shù zhī de shù yè i hăo kĕ bēi]
This can be interpreted as A leaf without a tree branch so pitiful It conveys loneliness or being separated ...
像秋天枯黄的叶般脆弱
[xiàng qiū tiān kū huáng de yè bān cuì ruò]
As fragile as autumns withered leaf paints a vivid image of fragility and transience perhaps conveying ...
烂花破草
[làn huā pò căo]
Literal translation : wornout flower and broken grass In its context it could represent imperfection ...
孤寂落叶
[gū jì luò yè]
Lonely Falling Leaf : It implies a feeling of solitude and melancholy suggesting someone who feels ...
落叶孤单
[luò yè gū dān]
Lonely falling leaves uses fallen leaves as a symbol of solitariness or sadness which could mean ...
一叶枯黄
[yī yè kū huáng]
A Single Withered Leaf Depicts sadness or melancholy mood evoked by imagery like fallen leaves in ...