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Depending on dialect, the word could be
spelled as (Gha). It means "Addition", "plus".
[jia gong]
means "value add, processing";
[jia ru] means "join in";
[shi jia]
is to "add", "exert".
Depending on dialect, the word could be
spelled as (Ga, Gha). It means "family".
[guo jia]
means "nation", "country";
[jia huo]
is a colloquial term for a person, a "chap", "guy";
[ren jia]
refers to "the person concerned".
Depending on dialect, the word could be
spelled as (Chia,
Ga, Gha, Gia, Ka, Kah, Kia). It means
"excellent", "fine". A
prominent personality in history: TAN Kah
Kee 
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(1874 - 1961), Singapore philanthropist, educationist; established Xiamen
University in China (1923).
Depending on dialect, the word could be
spelled as (Gha). It means
"excellent", "fine".
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Depending on dialect, the word could be
spelled as (Chia, Gia). This word is specifically used as a surname.
Depending on dialect, the word could be
spelled as (Gha). It means
"sowing".
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Depending on dialect, the word could be
spelled as (Ghin, Kian). It
means "resolute", "unyielding".
[jian gu] means "solid", "stable";
[jian qiang] means "staunch, unyielding";
[jian shi]
means "solid", "substantial".
Depending on dialect, the word could be
spelled as (Ghin, Kian). It means "health".
[jian kang]
means "healthy";
[jian mei] means "healthy and beautiful";
[qiang jian]
means "strong and healthy".
Depending on dialect, the word could be
spelled as (Ghin, Kian). It means "build", "establish".
[fu jian] is the province in China where Hokkiens come from.
[jian li]
means "establish", "build up".
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Depending on dialect, the word could be
spelled as (Ghim, Kian). It means "sword".
[jian shu] refers to "fencing skills"; more commonly
used in males.
Depending on dialect, the word could be
spelled as (Ghim, Kian). It
means "arrow"; more commonly used in males.
Depending on dialect, the word could be
spelled as (Chiang, Khuong).
This word is specifically used as a surname.
Depending on dialect, the word could be
spelled as (Chiang, Giang, Kong).
This is a Chinese
surname. It means "river". 
[jiang su]
is the name of an province in China.
Depending on dialect, the word could be
spelled as (Chiang, Tuong). This
is a Chinese
surname, the surname of Chiang Kai Shek. This word is specifically used as a
surname.
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