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哈基米

Mandarin · pinyin hā jī mǐ

(slang) cat

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哈: hā · sound of laughter
基: jī · foundation, base
米: mǐ · hulled or husked uncooked rice

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1–1–3 · ha1 ji1 mi3

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noun · Etymology 1

(original meaning, now rare) honey water
(Mainland China, Internet slang) a cat, especially one perceived as cute but silly, derpy, dim-witted, or absurdly unpredictable
(Mainland China, Internet slang) Gemini, Google's artificial intelligence model or assistant

name · Etymology 2

a transliteration of the Arabic surname حكيمي (Hakimi)
a transliteration of the Persian surname حکیمی (Hakimi)
a transliteration of the Pashto surname حکیمی (Hakimi)

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