First, the meaning is different.
1, jiā: clamp from both sides: clamp hard. There are things on both sides, and in the middle is: two mountains and one water. Jiazhi Adulteration: raw rice. Tolerance. Apparatus for loading things: bamboo clips. Scissors clip. Volume (ju m: n? ) editing.
2.jiá: Double clothes: Double clothes. Sandwich quilt
3, G ā: [armpit] armpit.
4.Xi ×: stenosis.
Second, the source is different:
1, jiā: Jiajiangshan. -Zuo Sishu Du Fu: Close to the river and close to the mountain.
2.Jia: jacket. -vernacular translation of "Selected Works" Pan Yue's "Autumn Travel Fu": double clothes. Refers to clothes with inside and inside.
3, gā: Lao She's "Four Generations under One Family" XVI: "She can't control her sweat. Her armpit suddenly got a little wet. "
4.xiá: Wei Wei's Oriental, Chapter 11, Part V: "When encountering a narrow place, people with ammunition on their backs will automatically lie down in the traffic ditch and let the injured people step on it."
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Related words:
1, splint [ji ā b m: n]?
A board for placing objects, usually made of wood or metal.
2. aisle?
A narrow road with walls, etc on both sides.
3. mezzanine [jiā céng]?
Double wall or other thin sheet, hollow or sandwiched with other things.
4, clip and [jiā hé]?
Get involved.
5. Collar clip [lǐng jiā]?
Collar collar is a kind of jacket.