客家 kèjiā Hakka Definitions Defs Origin Strokes Stroke Words Sentences Sents 客家 kèjiā Hakka Hakka people or their culture; refers to a Han Chinese subgroup that migrated from northern China to the south starting in the late 4th century worker (archaic) A person who works for a master or owner; a hired laborer. traveling merchant (archaic) An itinerant trader or traveling businessman. Frequency Written text 2.61 per million Cross-References Abbreviation of 客家人 kèjiārén Sources Frequency data BCC Corpus (BLCU)
客家 kèjiā Hakka Hakka people or their culture; refers to a Han Chinese subgroup that migrated from northern China to the south starting in the late 4th century worker (archaic) A person who works for a master or owner; a hired laborer. traveling merchant (archaic) An itinerant trader or traveling businessman. Frequency Written text 2.61 per million Cross-References Abbreviation of 客家人 kèjiārén Sources Frequency data BCC Corpus (BLCU)
