Jangham(獐含) can be assumed to be a word in the Silla period. Jang(獐) must be borrowed from its meaning, and ham(含) must be from its sound. In other words, Jang(獐) means `wide` and ham(含) refers to `a kettle`. They are derived from the topography of Uiryeong, which looks like a kettle. The total meaning of Jangham(獐含) is likely to have been `a comfortable place like a big kettle`. Uiryeong(宜寧), renamed by Kyongdok Wang of Silla, is derived from the very meaning of Jangham. In brief, the shifted name Uiryeong(宜寧) means `a comfort and inhabitable place`.