Chih
Chih is a transliteration that has appeared in English-language writing to represent various East Asian syllables, and its meaning depends on historical period, language, and context. Because it is not standardized, it should be interpreted with attention to surrounding information.
In Mandarin Chinese, the syllable that is often written as "zhi" in modern pinyin has historically appeared
In personal naming, "Chih" can appear as a component of a Chinese given name or, less commonly,
As an acronym, CHIH may stand for various organizations, standards, or terms in different countries and fields.