Is there a shortened version or abbreviation for the word architect?
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Some words cannot be abbreviated
Arch/AIA or AR example AR John Smith
Basically you can construct your own abbreviations for certain words. Most commonly used abbreviations are arch/archt.
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Hi Oliver! There are two common abbreviations for architect (archt. and arch.), however, it best to not abbreviate the word. Unless of cause, if you are taking quick notes for something. In that case you can use either one of the abbreviations and type/write out the complete word in your final notes. I hope this helps, and remember... Not all words are meant to be abbreviated.
The abbreviation for Architect is "Arch"
It has yes ( Arch) it is used rarely ,however we use the full term ( Architecture).
Hi, There are 2 abbreviations namely Arch and Archt, Although personally I have only ever heard the first one used and this was only in conversations in written English the word is usually written out fully.
You shouldn't abbreviate this word.
Usually when people go for a degree in architecture, the course is abbreviated as “arch” However, i’ve a few friends who are architects but they never used any short form for it.
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