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to tie / to bind / classifier for flowers, banknotes etc: bundle / Taiwan pr. [zha2]

(of troops) to be stationed (at) / Taiwan pr. [zha2]

variant of 札[zha2]

variant of 札[zha2]

thin piece of wood used a writing tablet (in ancient China) / a kind of official document (in former times) / letter / note / plague

fine silk / Kangxi radical 120

to wrap up / to pack / to bind up (a wound)

to station / to garrison (troops)

to tie up / to bind up / (medicine) to ligate / (of a male) to have a vasectomy (ligation of the vasa deferentia) / (of a female) to have one's tubes tied (tubal ligation)

to camp / to pitch camp / stationed / quartered / Taiwan pr. [zha2 ying2]

see 扎實|扎实[zha1 shi5]

to set up camp / Taiwan pr. [an1 ying2 zha2 zhai4]

campstool / folding stool (with fabric stretched across the top to sit on)

to bundle up with rope (e.g. firewood) / to secure with rope (e.g. suitcases on the roof of a car) / to strap down

to tie-dye

Hamid Karzai (1957-), Afghan politician, president 2004-2014

to set up an encampment

name of village in Nyima county, Nagchu prefecture, Tibet

cable ties / zip ties

Jamal al-Din ibn Muhammad al-Najjari (13th century), famous Persian astronomer and scholar who served Khubilai Khan 忽必烈 from c. 1260

see 紮馬剌丁|扎马剌丁[Za1 ma3 la2 ding1]

to bind / to wrap up / (computing) binding