"Jia" Chinese-English Dictionary

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Chinese Pinyin Translation Actions
贾秀全 賈秀全 jiǎ xiù quán Jia
Chinese Pinyin Translation Actions
林黛玉 lín dài yù Lin Daiyu, female character in The Dream of Red Mansions, cousin and thwarted lover of Jia Baoyu 賈寶玉|贾宝玉
贾庆林 賈慶林 jiǎ qìng lín Jia Qinglin (1940-), member of the Politburo Standing Committee 2002-2012
贾宝玉 賈寶玉 jiǎ bǎo yù Jia Baoyu, male character in The Dream of Red Mansions, in love with his cousin Lin Daiyu 林黛玉 but obliged to marry Xue Baochai 薛寶釵|薛宝钗
薛宝钗 薛寶釵 xuē bǎo chāi Xue Baochai, female character in Dream of Red Mansions, married to Jia Baoyu 賈寶玉|贾宝玉
贾谊 賈誼 jiǎ yì Jia Yi (200-168 BC), Chinese poet and statesman of the Western Han Dynasty
jiǎ surname Jia syn
贾思勰 賈思勰 jiǎ sī xié Jia Sixie, sixth century writer and author of agricultural encyclopedia Essential skill to benefit the people 齊民要術|齐民要术[Qi2 min2 Yao4 shu4]
齐民要术 齊民要術 qí mín yào shù Essential skill to benefit the people, sixth century encyclopedia of agricultural knowledge by Jia Sixie 賈思勰|贾思勰[Jia3 Si1 xie2]
保甲 bǎo jiǎ historical communal administrative and self-defence system created during the Song Dynasty and revived during the Republican Era, in which households are grouped in jia 甲[jia3] and jia are grouped in bao 保[bao3]
泇河 jiā hé Jia River, originating in Shandong and flowing through Jiangsu into the Grand Canal
贾平凹 賈平凹 jiǎ píng wā Jia Pingwa (1952-), Chinese novelist
佳县 佳縣 jiā xiàn Jia County in Yulin 榆林[Yu2 lin2], Shaanxi
曾金燕 zēng jīn yàn Zeng Jinyan (1983-), Chinese blogger and human rights activist, wife of dissident activist Hu Jia 胡佳[Hu2 Jia1]
胡佳 hú jiā Hu Jia (1973-), PRC dissident human rights activist
郏县 郟縣 jiá xiàn Jia county in Pingdingshan 平頂山|平顶山[Ping2 ding3 shan1], Henan
八家将 八家將 bā jiā jiàng Ba Jia Jiang, the eight generals that guard the godly realm in Taiwanese folklore, represented by troupes of dancers in temple processions / (slang) lowlife gangster or young hoodlum, often written as "8+9", [ba1 jia1 jiu3]
The four tones The four tones of Mandarin Pitch over time: tone 1 high and level (red), tone 2 rising (orange), tone 3 falling then rising (green), tone 4 falling (blue). tone 1 tone 2 tone 3 tone 4 Time Pitch

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