娡 (zhì) - Zhi — a female given name character, primarily

娡Tone 4

zhì ｜ 10 strokes ｜ radical:

志

娡 · zhì

Zhi — a female given name character, primarily used in ancient Chinese names, particularly in the name 太娡 (Tai Zhi), referring to Empress Wang Zhi of the Han dynasty.

Zhi — a female given name character, primarily

Usage highlights

太娡王娡娡妃淑娡慧娡

Synonyms

  • 智— wisdom (similar sound, different meaning)
  • 芷— angelica (flower; similar sound, elegant feminine name character)

Usage & contexts

Examples

  • Empress Wang Zhi (王娡) was a Han dynasty empress.
  • The name 太娡 (Tai Zhi) refers to an imperial consort.
  • Some modern parents use 娡 in daughters' names (e.g., 晓娡).

Collocations

  • Tai Zhi(太娡)
  • Wang Zhi(王娡)
  • Zhi consort(娡妃)
  • virtuous Zhi(淑娡)
  • wise Zhi(慧娡)

Cultural background

FAQ
  • Primarily known from historical records of Empress Wang Zhi (王娡), mother of Emperor Wu of Han.
  • Represents traditional feminine virtues in naming contexts.
  • Rare in modern usage but retains classical appeal in name creation.

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