乙卯 Day Pillar · Yi · Rabbit

점박사 편집팀 · 수정일 2026-08-19

Like spring grass — bending softly yet growing all the way through.

Stem Yi (乙) · Branch Rabbit (卯)

Yi (乙) is the energy of grass and vines that climb even over rock, and Mao (卯) is the height of spring, when grass grows in full. Two Wood energies overlap, gathering the pure force of growth, so it reads as a flow that is supple yet stubbornly widens its own ground.

How to read this pairing

With Wood in both stem and branch, the direction is single and clear. So beneath a soft surface lie a firm will to grow and a practical hardiness.

What the combination shows

• Flexible and quick to adapt to people and places
• Soft yet persistent
• Fine-tuned senses and a knack with the hands

A note of caution

The mind can reach in too many directions and scatter. Trimming to what matters first helps, so sensitivity in relationships doesn’t grow into private hurt.

In everyday scenes (work · relationships)

Work · A hands-on type who finds flexible methods to fit the situation given.

Relationships · Warm and accommodating, but opens the inner heart slowly.

Related pages

• Yi (乙) Day Masterthe stem (the ‘self’) of this pillar
• 乙巳 Day PillarGrass and vine spreading into early-summer fire.
• 乙亥 Day PillarEarly-winter water raising wood.
• 乙未 Day PillarA grass-like tree standing on late-summer soil.
• 乙酉 Day PillarFull-autumn metal handling a grass-like tree.
• 乙丑 Day PillarA grass-like tree boring into late-winter soil.

일간·일주·오행 하나만으로 사람 전체를 단정할 수 없어요. 실제 풀이는 음양·오행과 네 기둥 여덟 글자의 관계, 계절을 함께 봐야 합니다.