money; currency; funds

gold; the chemical element Au; specifically 金子 jīn​zi or 黄金 huáng​jīn

a generic term for metals; metallic substances

golden-colored; like the color of gold

precious; noble; durable; highly respected

one of the five elements (五行 wǔ​xíng) in traditional Chinese cosmology, associated with the west and autumn

the Jurchen Jin dynasty (1115–1234)

a common Chinese surname; also a Korean surname (Kim)

(bound form) ancient metal percussion instruments, such as gongs or bells; one of the eight categories of ancient musical instruments (八音 bā​yīn)

(astronomy) Venus (金星 jīn​xīng)

firm; strong; indestructible; as in 金城汤池 jīn​chéng​tāng​chí

the 167th of the 214 Kangxi radicals, often simplified on the left side of a character