喛ā i is an ancient Chinese onomatopoeia often used to express affectionate

Relation Nicknames

仄情 [zè qíng]
仄 usually refers to a minor or subtle tone in Chinese literature Here it implies a subdued restrained ...
sweet暧昧 [sweet ài mèi]
A mix of English and Chinese characters with 暧昧 ai mei referring to vague or ambiguous feelings ...
摸摸大 [mō mō dà]
It expresses endearment for someone or something In Chinese net culture 摸摸 often means gentle ...
腻爱情话 [nì ài qíng huà]
This name 腻爱情话 translates to Syrupy Love Words In Chinese culture 腻 n ì implies being overly ...
顔兮 [yán xī]
顔兮 yan xi doesnt have an immediate translation but if we look at its individual characters 顔 can ...
卿衣浅唱 [qīng yī qiăn chàng]
卿 was used in ancient China as a respectful way to address someone and is sometimes used as an affectionate ...
ai唉唉唉爱 [ai āi āi āi ài]
Combines the pinyin for the English letter ai with the Chinese character 爱 meaning love The extra ...
情碍情涩 [qíng ài qíng sè]
This nickname reflects a complicated and awkward romantic sentiment 碍 pronounced à i means obstruction ...
我说深爱你却说深碍 [wŏ shuō shēn ài nĭ què shuō shēn ài]
The user here is expressing an ironic play on words In Chinese 碍 ai which sounds similar to 爱 ai means ...