- 家伙 jiāhuo fellow(informal) A person, often used with a humorous, familiar, or slightly disrespectful tone; guy; chap; rascal; kid
- 家具 jiājù furniturefurniture; house furnishings; items for a home used for sitting, lying down, or storage, such as beds, chairs, tables, and cabinets
- 老家伙 lǎojiāhuo old fellow(informal) an elderly person or someone with long seniority in a group, used either as a humorous nickname or as a disrespectful term like "old codger"
- 好家伙 hǎojiāhuo you rascal, fellowPlayful or teasing way of addressing a person
- 家什 jiāshi tools and utensils(colloquial) household items, tools, or furniture; specifically can refer to cooking utensils or musical instruments like gongs and drums
- 吃饭家伙 chīfànjiāhuo head(slang) A person's head or life, used in the context of being killed or decapitated
- 家俱 jiājù furnitureHousehold items such as sofas, tables, chairs, and cabinets
- 过家伙 guòjiāhuo weapon-playacrobatic display in traditional Chinese opera where performers throw, catch, or kick weapons back and forth
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- MTSU Chinese text computingSUBTLEX-CH