Liza Soberano saju: 신 辛 (Yin Metal) Day Master

Year, month and day pillars

Yin Metal Day Master (신, 辛): meaning and personality

Liza Soberano's day pillar is 辛亥 (신해): a cut jewel sitting on night water, everything going still. The month pillar 壬子 (임자) places the birth in midwinter (December).

Polished and picky. High taste, and a scratch hurts more than it shows.

Five elements

• Wood0
• Fire1
• Earth1
• Metal1
• Water3

Strongest element: Water. You think deep and worry deeper.

Missing: Wood. You wait for a push before you begin.

Hidden badges in these pillars

• Peach Blossom People notice you. Charm, crushes, and a little drama.
• Traveling Horse You don't sit still. Trips, moves, a life in more than one city.
• Scholar Star Words stick to you. Exams, writing, explaining things well.
• White Tiger Raw force. Bold moves that leave a mark.

Birth hours are not public, so only the year, month and day pillars are checked.

Liza Soberano and other stars from the Philippines

• Alden Richards · 정 丁 Yin Fire
• Carlos Yulo · 갑 甲 Yang Wood
• Daniel Padilla · 정 丁 Yin Fire
• EJ Obiena · 임 壬 Yang Water
• Ivana Alawi · 병 丙 Yang Fire
• Kathryn Bernardo · 임 壬 Yang Water
• Maine Mendoza · 계 癸 Yin Water
• Nadine Lustre · 을 乙 Yin Wood

No one else here has a Metal Day Master.

Celebrities who get along with Liza Soberano

• Pablo (SB19) 81
  Metal feeds Water · brings the missing Wood
• EJ Obiena 75
  Metal feeds Water
• Kathryn Bernardo 75
  Metal feeds Water
• Vice Ganda 75
  Metal feeds Water
• Maine Mendoza 69
  Metal feeds Water · day branches 亥巳 clash · brings the missing Wood
• Carlos Yulo 62
  Metal tames Wood · brings the missing Wood, Water

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FAQ

What is Liza Soberano's Day Master?

신 辛 (Yin Metal), based on the publicly reported birth date 1998-01-04.

Is Liza Soberano's birth time known?

No. The hour pillar is left out, so hidden badges that need it are not checked.

How Easy Saju calculates

• Dates follow the Korean manse-ryeok calendar, computed with the open-source lunar-javascript library.
• The month pillar changes at each solar term, and the year pillar changes at Ipchun (around 4 February), not on 1 January.
• If you were born between 11 pm and midnight, your day pillar stays on that calendar day.
• Your birth time is read as the local clock time you enter, with no longitude correction. Without a time, the chart uses noon and leaves out the hour pillar.