水梓萦
[shuĭ zĭ yíng]
Consists of three parts: water (water), 梓 (a kind of tree often referred to in classic texts as representing growth), and 萦 (suggesting winding or circling movements). This poetic name might represent elegance, tranquility, continuity like flowing water and a connection to nature, but there’s also a sense of mystery around its origin and exact symbolism