The kanji 瑞 みず primarily conveys the meanings of "auspicious," "lucky," "good omen," or "felicitous." It suggests something positive, promising, and often associated with good fortune or favorable signs. The character often implies an indication of future prosperity or well-being.

・On-yomi (音読み): ズイ (zui) ・Kun-yomi (訓読み): みず (mizu)

⚫︎瑞々しい Translation: Fresh, vibrant, or full of life (often used to describe food or plants). ⚫︎瑞兆 Translation: Auspicious sign, good omen. ⚫︎瑞雲 Translation: Auspicious clouds, clouds that are considered to be a good omen.

The kanji 瑞 みず is a phono-semantic compound (形声文字). It combines the radical 王 (ō, "king" or "jade") on the left, and the phonetic component 耑 (sen, meaning "beginning"). The presence of 王 suggests something precious or valuable. The combination of these components likely represents a valuable or auspicious object, like a piece of jade, that signals good fortune or is a good omen. The meaning of 瑞 みず has evolved over time to encompass a broader sense of auspiciousness.