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風塵
[fēng chén]
Translates to wind dust symbolizing travel weariness Often it represents people experiencing ...
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风月倦
[fēng yuè juàn]
This phrase combines wind and moon often symbolizing scenic beauty in Chinese literature with weariness ...
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凉风有信
[liáng fēng yŏu xìn]
Literally it means “ cool winds bring tidings ” In Chinese literature it expresses an elegant and ...
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见其风霜
[jiàn qí fēng shuāng]
见其风霜 literally means see hisher weariness Wind and frost symbolize hardship The owner may use ...
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只是有点累
[zhĭ shì yŏu diăn lĕi]
Translated as Just a little tired this name expresses a sense of weariness or fatigue possibly related ...
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眼中有倦
[yăn zhōng yŏu juàn]
This name suggests the expression of physical and emotional weariness in ones eyes In a metaphorical ...
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秋风凉
[qiū fēng liáng]
“秋风凉” translates as Cool Autumn Wind expressing the sensation or feeling associated with ...
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见风仍是风
[jiàn fēng réng shì fēng]
见风仍是风 means even after seeing the wind its still just the wind It signifies unchangeability ...
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假如风也吹倦了
[jiă rú fēng yĕ chuī juàn le]
Translating to If even the wind gets tired of blowing This name suggests a state of weariness or exhaustion ...