<p>Sounds like having a sneeze.<br />
&quot;阿嚏&quot;, &quot;ā tì&quot;</p>

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2021-01-16T01:21:39.187Z
lol made me laugh
Mou某
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2021-01-16T03:21:11.920Z
"阿嚏", "ā tì" in the Fujian dialect sounds like "little brother" Maybe this suits OP's purpose? Looks like the OP has lost interest in his or her own post?
Wayne Cheah
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Shaw
<p>I'm looking for a catchy name and I'm wondering if the word &quot;arky&quot; does mean anything in the Chinese language.</p>
<p>I was wondering if there is like a word in Chinese language that is pronounced (not written) the same as „arky“ and what would it mean...</p>

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2021-01-13T13:15:22.923Z
What does "arky" mean in your language?
Wayne Cheah
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2021-01-13T19:27:47.490Z
A catchy name for what? A person? A business? A book? A movie? A poem? ... If you want to get any meaningful answer, please supply more information. Also "Arky" is not a Chinese word, so it does not mean anything in the Chinese language. But a transliteration might land you something interesting. I am not ruling that out.
monalisa
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2021-01-14T21:32:20.147Z
No, it is not Chinese. It is neither a Chinese character nor proper PinYin. There is no Chinese word that has such pronunciation.
River
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Is there a word/name that sounds like "Arky"?
# Is there a word/name that sounds like "Arky"?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2021-01-13)

I'm looking for a catchy name and I'm wondering if the word "arky" does mean anything in the Chinese language.

I was wondering if there is like a word in Chinese language that is pronounced (not written) the same as „arky“ and what would it mean...

**Tags:** word-choice, names

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: What does "arky" mean in your language?  
> **username_2**: A catchy name for what? A person? A business? A book? A movie? A poem? ... If you want to get any meaningful answer, please supply more information. Also "Arky" is not a Chinese word, so it does not mean anything in the Chinese language. But a transliteration might land you something interesting. I am not ruling that out.  
> **username_3**: No, it is not Chinese. It is neither a Chinese character nor proper PinYin. There is no Chinese word that has such pronunciation.  

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_4 on 2021-01-16. Score: 2

Sounds like having a sneeze.  
"阿嚏", "ā tì"

> **Comments:**
> **username_5**: lol made me laugh  
> **username_1**: "阿嚏", "ā tì" in the Fujian dialect sounds like "little brother" Maybe this suits OP's purpose? Looks like the OP has lost interest in his or her own post?  

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