玺（xi）
Name meaning
玺 (Xi) carries seal, authority and the formal mark by which trust is verified. In a name it suggests responsibility, weight and legitimacy that should be worn with restraint rather than arrogance.
Practical naming use
玺 (xi) is best explained through seal, authority, trust and visible responsibility rather than as a blunt imperial object. It should not be treated as filler for sound matching. Chinese readers can feel legitimacy, verification and disciplined public weight inside it. In a modern name, it suits law, governance, institutions, security, archives, design systems and names that need authority with restraint.
Pair 玺 (xi) with characters such as 承 (Cheng) for receiving trust, 安 (An) for stable authority, 文 (Wen) for documented trust, 德 (De) for moral seal or 清 (Qing) for clean legitimacy. The second character should turn the cultural image into a clear human temperament, not only repeat the same meaning.
玺安 (Xian): Xi contributes seal, imperial sign; An adds peace, safety.
Historical / name-use references
李玺 (Li Xi)
李玺 (Lixi) Li Xi is recorded as a historical official name in gazetteer material. The name directly contains 玺 (xi), helping the character move from object imagery into human responsibility.