What do these "name plaques" mean?

Translation Request - Solved

Someone gave us what they called name plaques with pinyin & Chinese ideograms and explained what they mean. But it is 3 different names and they were very fast. I lost track and can't remember it straight. I think I remember them saying "pretty" a LOT and also "flower" at one point. I have tried to input the characters that look mostly the same as the calligraphy that was drawn. I tried to include photos but reddit says "not allowed" even though it's an option. I will try to put them in a comment.

  1. Mei Ying, 美 英
  2. Mei Hui, 美 慧
  3. Mei Qin, 美 勤

Posted Sep 14, 2022, 10:28 PM UTC

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BlackRaptor62•

美英; Beautiful and Noble, Beautiful Flower

美慧; Beautiful and Intelligent

美勤; Beautiful and Hardworking

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Significant_SignOP•

Thank you so much! I guess they were saying pretty for the beautiful part. :) Now I can relax.

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BlackRaptor62•

美 would just be what they chose for the Generation Name part

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Significant_SignOP•

I put the pics on imgur, hope that is ok.

https://imgur.com/a/co6Kdyt

Also, thank you to everyone who tries to help. I really appreciate it.

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