, Depending on dialect, the word could be spelled as (Jee, Ji). It means "resource", "capital", "qualifications". [zi ben] refer to the "capital (business)", [zi chan] are the "assets", [zi ge] means "qualifications".

It means "son", "child", "seed". [cai zi] is a "gifted scholar", [zi di] means the "younger generation:, [zi sun] refer to the "descendants".

  Depending on dialect, the word could be spelled as (Zhong). It refers to the "ancestor", "sect". [zu zong] means "ancestors", [zong jiao] refers to "religion".

  Depending on dialect, the word could be spelled as (Zhong). It refers to the "palm tree" [zong lu] refers to the "palm tree", [zong se] means "brown colour".

, Depending on dialect, the word could be spelled as (Trau, Tsou). This is a Chinese surname. This word is specifically used as a surname.

Depending on dialect, the word could be spelled as (Chew, Cho, Choh, Jhou, Jou, Tsu). It refers to the "ancestor", "fore father", "grand parent".  refers to the "mother land", [zu zong] means "ancestors". A prominent personality in history: MA Zu []  (709 - 788), a master of the Chinese Zen Buddhism.

Depending on dialect, the word could be spelled as (Tsun). It means "follow orders", "obey", "observe regulations". A prominent personality in history: HONG Zun (1120 - 1174), author of the first book on numismatics (coin collection), with the title of “Quan Zhi”

[Zuo] is a Chinese name. It means "left". [zuo bian] refers to the "left side", [zuo you] means to "manoeuvre" or "left and right".

[Zuo] is a Chinese name. It means "assist".

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