ところで、漢字の画数は、何が良くて何が悪いんですか？
→なんか、いろいろと流派があって、それごとに漢字の画数の数え方が違うらしいです。
だから、Aという所で画数を調べてもらったら、良かったのに、Bというところで調べてもらったら良くないってこともあるみたいです 　なので、難しいみたいですね。

インターネットで、画数診断ができるので、漢字の名前がある人は調べてみてはどうでしょうか。
http://www.sam.hi-ho.ne.jp/takanishi/name-top.htm

I know
And I found an article written about it in Wikipedia

http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E6%82%AA%E9%AD%94%E3%81%A1%E3%82%83%E3%82%93%E5%91%BD%E5%90%8D%E9%A8%92%E5%8B%95

>OkayamaSさん
一徳 - that’s not a normal reading
It’s the beautify of Japanese Kanji.

There are so many irregular reading in NAMEs. But, as you say, that’s one of the interesting parts of Kanji. Because parents can give their wish to their child’s name using kanji’s meaning. For example, my friend has a name 大心. It is literally だいしん.But actual reading is こころ.

キラキラname
http://www.willcode.co.jp/kirakira/kensaku.aspx?tk=1

僕の名前も漢字で書くと勿論意味がありますが、僕はただ発音や響きがきれいだから好きです＾＾。

ところで、漢字の画数は、何が良くて何が悪いんですか？

In Asian countries especially such as Japan,China and Korea, We use Kanji.
So We give our children kanji name representing the good meaning such as “good luck or famous etc”.
My name was presented by my father, Kanji is 成燁(accmplished and well known).
But today we’ve got some change for naming the children. we give our children the pure korean namesnot kanji. They are easy to call and hear too nice.

so Mattane.

Very apt lesson for me today as I just found out that some friends of mine from Japan had a baby girl on Sunday. They named her - Isis. Not really a very common name but Isis was the head goddess of Ancient Egypt and I think it is a really cool name.

I actually remember a few years back that a family in Japan tried to name their child アクマ　which was put as 悪魔. This means devil. But I believe that the parents had to change the name as it was unacceptable. Does anyone else remember this story from around 7 years ago.