翰（han）
Name meaning
翰 (han) originally relates to a long feather or writing brush, and by extension to writing, letters and literary culture. In a given name it should suggest cultured expression, not ornament alone.
Practical naming use
Use 翰 (han) when the name should feel literary, articulate and scholarly. It suits writing, education, diplomacy, art, law or a person whose strengths are language and judgment. Pair it with a grounded character so it does not feel overly ornate.
Pair 翰 (han) with characters such as 翰文 (Hanwen), 翰明 (Hanming), 翰安 (Hanan) Han'an or 翰远 (Hanyuan). Avoid another ornate literary word if the name becomes too decorative.
Reference
MOE Concised Mandarin Dictionary, 翰墨 (Hanmo)
Historical / name-use references
王翰 (Wang Han)
Wang Han was a Tang poet whose Liangzhou ci is preserved on Wikisource and attributed to 王翰 (Wanghan). His name gives direct Tang literary name-use evidence for 翰 (Han).