拟议 (nǐyì) is a formal verb meaning 'to propose' or 'to be under discussion'. It combines 拟 (nǐ), which means 'to draft', 'to plan', or 'to intend', and 议 (yì), meaning 'to discuss' or 'to deliberate'. Together, they convey the idea of formally putting forward an idea, plan, or policy for consideration — not just thinking about it, but actively proposing it to others for review or approval.

This word is commonly used in administrative, governmental, academic, or business contexts — for example, when referring to proposed regulations, new university policies, or draft legislation. It often appears in written language or formal speech, and rarely in casual conversation. The subject is typically an institution or group (e.g., the committee, the ministry), not an individual acting alone. It implies formality, intentionality, and a stage before final decision-making.