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Information of 籍

Pinyin
Radical
Strokes
20 strokes
Usage
★★★★★
Definition
(surname) / record / register / native place
籍 [jí] 名 1 书,书册:古籍,书籍,经典,典籍。 (Book; register: ancient books, publications, classics, canons.) 2 登记隶属关系的簿册;隶属关系:籍贯,户籍,国籍,学籍。 (Register of membership; membership: native place, household registration, nationality, student registration.) 3 登记:籍没(mò),籍吏民。 (Registration: to record and confiscate; to register officials and citizens.) 4 征收:籍田。 (To levy: to levy taxes on farmland.) 5 〔~~〕❶形容纷扰很大;❷形容名声很大;❸形容纵横交错的样子。 (Descriptive: 1. To describe chaos; 2. To describe great fame; 3. To describe interwoven appearances.) 6 古代各种捐税的统称。 (General term for various taxes in ancient China.) 动 1 登记:登记籍贯名字;登记征用民夫;籍田(古代天子亲耕之田)。 (To register: to record hometown names; to register labor; to register farmland (the land personally cultivated by the emperor in ancient times).) 2 没收入官:如:籍配,籍没和充军。 (To confiscate: e.g., to annex and conscript.) 3 假借,通“借”。 (To use as a pretext; to make use of.) 形 杂乱,如:狼籍。 (In disorder, e.g., a mess.) **Note:** The character 籍 has different meanings and uses in Chinese, ranging from a book or register to aspects of identity and taxation. It can also describe order or chaos in context.
hù jí
census register / household register
diǎn jí
ancient books or records
zǔ jí
ancestral hometown / original domicile (and civil registration)
shū jí
books / works
mì jí
rare book / cheat code (video games)
簿 bù jí
account books / registers / records
guó jí
nationality
wài jí
foreign (i.e. of foreign nationality)
gǔ jí
ancient text / antique books
shěng jí
province of origin
yuán jí
ancestral home (town) / birthplace
shǐ jí
historical records
rù jí
to become naturalized / to become a citizen
dǎng jí
party membership
Měi jí
American (i.e. of US nationality)
xué jí
registration as a current student
jīng jí
religious text
jí mò
No
zài jí
In membership
Zhōng guó jí
Chinese (i.e. of Chinese nationality)
jūn jí
military status / one's name on the army roll