离烟ine
[lí yān ine]
Possibly combining the Chinese character '离' (li), meaning 'depart' or 'leave', with the English word 'smoke,' resulting in something like 'Depart Smoke' or 'Leaving smoke'. 'ine' at the end may hint at it being somewhat derived or inspired by chemistry notation, giving an overall feeling of something ephemeral, elusive like dissipating smoke.