| 百家 | bǎi jiā | many schools of thought; many people or households |
| 家园 | jiā yuán | home; homeland |
| 名家 | Míng Jiā | Logicians School of Thought of the Warring States Period (475-220 BC), also called the School of Names |
| 农家 | nóng jiā | peasant family; Agricultural School of Thought of the Warring States Period (475-221 BC) |
| 批评家 | pī píng jiā | critic |
| 百家争鸣 | bǎi jiā zhēng míng | a hundred schools of thought contend (idiom); refers to the classical philosophic schools of the Warring States period 475-221 BC |
| 公家 | gōng jiā | the public; the state; society; the public purse |
| 活动家 | huó dòng jiā | political activist |
| 家畜 | jiā chù | domestic animal; livestock; cattle |
| 墨家 | Mò Jiā | Mohist School of Thought of the Warring States Period (475-220 BC), founded by the philosopher 墨子 |
| 家用 | jiā yòng | home-use; domestic; family expenses; housekeeping money |
| 搬家 | bān jiā | to move house; removal |
| 家常 | jiā cháng | the daily life of a family |
| 家长制 | jiā zhǎng zhì | patriarchal system |
| 分家 | fēn jiā | to separate and live apart; division of a large family into smaller groups |
| 家世 | jiā shì | family background |
| 家当 | jiā dàng | familial property; belongings |
| 张家口 | Zhāng jiā kǒu | Zhangjiakou prefecture level city in Hebei |
| 观察家 | guān chá jiā | observer; The Observer (UK newspaper) |
| 婆家 | pó jia | husband's family |
| 咱家 | zán jiā | I; our; my home; our house |
| 国家社会主义 | guó jiā shè huì zhǔ yì | national socialism; Nazism |
| 多民族国家 | duō mín zú guó jiā | multi-ethnic state |
| 家产 | jiā chǎn | family property |
| 官家 | guān jiā | emperor; government; official |
| 家破人亡 | jiā pò rén wáng | family bankrupt and the people dead (idiom); ruined and orphaned; destitute and homeless |
| 家蚕 | jiā cán | the common silkworm (Bombyx mori) |
| 家谱 | jiā pǔ | genealogy; family tree |
| 剧作家 | jù zuò jiā | playwright |
| 抄家 | chāo jiā | to search a house and confiscate possessions |
| 管家 | guǎn jiā | housekeeper; butler; manage one's household |
| 评论家 | píng lùn jiā | critic; reviewer |
| 六家 | liù jiā | Six schools of pre-Han philosophy, as analyzed by 司马谈 (儒家, 道家, 阴阳, 法家, 名家, and 墨家) |
| 回老家 | huí lǎo jiā | to go back to one's roots; to return to one's native place; by ext. to join one's ancestors (i.e. to die) |
| 家事 | jiā shì | family matters; domestic affairs |
| 行家 | háng jiā | connoisseur; expert; veteran |
| 冤家 | yuān jiā | enemy; foe; in opera, sweetheart or destined love |
| 发家 | fā jiā | to lay down a family fortune; to get rich; to become prosperous |
| 无家可归 | wú jiā kě guī | homeless |
| 军事家 | jūn shì jiā | military expert; general |
| 家喻户晓 | jiā yù hù xiǎo | understood by everyone (idiom); well known; a household name |
| 本家 | běn jiā | a member of the same clan; a distant relative with the same family name |
| 私家 | sī jiā | private; privately owned or managed |
| 千家万户 | qiān jiā wàn hù | (saying) every family |
| 住家 | zhù jiā | residence; household; to reside |
| 兵家 | bīng jiā | military strategist in ancient China; military commander; soldier; Military School of Thought, one of the Hundred Schools of Thought 诸子百家 of the Warring States Period (475-220BC) |
| 家信 | jiā xìn | letter (to or from) home |
| 家业 | jiā yè | family property |
| 店家 | diàn jiā | proprietor of a shop or restaurant; landlord |
| 成家 | chéng jiā | to get married (man) |
