Is 嬣 commonly used in modern Chinese names?

No, 嬣 is quite rare in modern naming due to its classical and somewhat archaic nature, though it carries elegant connotations.

What is the main meaning and usage of 嬣?

嬣 primarily describes graceful, elegant movement and appearance, particularly for women. It appears mainly in classical literature and poetry.

Pair with characters that complement its elegant and feminine qualities:

嬣Tone 2

níng ｜ 17 strokes ｜ radical:

Graceful and elegant in movement or appearance;

used to describe a woman's dignified and refined demeanor.

Graceful and elegant in movement or appearanceused to describe a woman's dignified and refined

Graceful and elegantElegant postureDignified mannerRefined beautyElegant bearingGraceful movement

This character is primarily used in classical Chinese literature to describe feminine grace and elegance.
It appears in poetic contexts emphasizing beauty and refinement in women's movements and appearance.
The character is relatively rare in modern usage but maintains its classical aesthetic value.