to prick; to run or stick (a needle etc) into; mug or jug used for serving beer (loanword from "jar")

used in 掙扎|挣扎[zheng1 zha2]

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

to take root

to stop; Taiwan pr. [zha3 zhu4]

draft beer

see 扎囊縣|扎囊县[Zha1 nang2 Xian4]

(of people) to flock together; to congregate

strong; solid; sturdy; firm; practical

to set up an encampment

cable tie

heartrending; deeply distressing

(onom.) crunch (of marching feet etc)

to tie-dye

(slang) to obtain money; to earn money

garish; dazzling; offensively conspicuous

to prick; to puncture

to give or have an acupuncture treatment

Zaire, former name of the Democratic Republic of the Congo

see 扎蘭屯市|扎兰屯市[Zha1 lan2 tun2 Shi4]

Zhanang, a county in Shannan City 山南市[Shan1 nan2 Shi4], Tibet

to swim with head submerged

cable ties; zip ties

Jalaid or Zhalaid (name); Jalaid banner, Mongolian Zhalaid khoshuu, in Hinggan league 興安盟|兴安盟[Xing1 an1 meng2], east Inner Mongolia

Jarud banner or Jarud khoshuu in Tongliao 通遼|通辽[Tong1 liao2], Inner Mongolia

Mark Zuckerberg (1984-), American computer programer, co-founder and CEO of Facebook

Zhalantun, a county-level city in Hulunbuir City 呼倫貝爾市|呼伦贝尔市[Hu1 lun2 bei4 er3 Shi4], Inner Mongolia

Asif Ali Zardari (1956-), Pakistani People's Party politician, widower of murdered Benazir Bhutto, president of Pakistan from 2008-2013

firm; solid; reliable; real; practical

Zagros mountains of southwest Iran

Jalaid banner, Mongolian Zhalaid khoshuu, in Hinggan league 興安盟|兴安盟[Xing1 an1 meng2], east Inner Mongolia

see 扎賚諾爾區|扎赉诺尔区[Zha1 lai4 nuo4 er3 Qu1]

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]

Jarud banner or Jarud khoshuu in Tongliao 通遼|通辽[Tong1 liao2], Inner Mongolia

Jalainur, a district of Hulunbuir City 呼倫貝爾市|呼伦贝尔市[Hu1 lun2 bei4 er3 Shi4], Inner Mongolia

Zagros mountains of southwest Iran