The five elements of Xi character belong to water.
Xi is a Chinese character, pronounced as xī, which is a phonetic form. From the water, from the evening, the evening also sounds. "Xi" means "twilight time". "Shui" and "Xi" are combined to mean "water gushing at dusk". Original meaning: late tide. Water represents people's intelligence and ability to speculate on things. Water represents wisdom, which means observing things in detail, being able to predict the signs of anything, and being good at managing power and making strategic plans. Water starts from Hai (the beginning of winter), becomes more prosperous than Zi (the culmination of the winter solstice), and is grounded in Chou (Xiaohan). When the weather is cold and the ground freezes, when the sky is cold and the ground Qi is grounded, the ground begins to freeze, which is the Chou month (Xiaohan).
Since ancient times, eight-character naming has been one of the most commonly used naming methods by Chinese parents. Analysis is based on the child's birth date and birth date to determine the degree of deficiency of the five elements, so as to remedy it through naming. Numerology related content shows that the balance of the five elements is best, so a name that matches the five elements and eight characters will bring good luck to the child.
Recommendations for naming the character Xi
1. Yu Xi (yǔ xī)
Yu: Original meaning: talk; discuss; debate. "Shuowen Jiezi": "Yu, theory". It refers to discourse, talking, talking, discussing, debating, and by extension means being quick in writing and eloquent, as if the words are well composed. When used as a name, it means lively, cheerful, eloquent, and rich in literary talent; Kangxi dictionary strokes: 14. Five elements: wood.
2. Ruxi (rú xī)
Ru: Original meaning: obey, follow. "Shuowen Jiezi": "Ru, Congsuiye". Like, similar, the same as something; comparable to or meaning. For example, seeing something is better than hearing it a hundred times. Used in a person's name to refer to getting one's wishes and satisfying one's heart; Kangxi dictionary stroke: 6. Five elements: gold.
3. Nan Xi (nān xī)
囡: A nickname for a girl. When used as a person's name, it means well-behaved, elf, and romantic; Kangxi dictionary strokes: 6. Five elements: fire.
4. Wai Xi (wéi xī)
Wai: original meaning: surround. "Shuowen Jiezi": "囗, Huiye, like the shape of a Hui coin". It means surrounding or surrounding. When used as a name, it means attractive, charming, and influential; Kangxi dictionary strokes: 12. Five elements: earth.