| 籍 | jí | book or record; registry; roll; place of one's family or ancestral records; membership; surname Ji |
| 书籍 | shū jí | books; works |
| 国籍 | guó jí | nationality |
| 古籍 | gǔ jí | antiquarian book |
| 户籍 | hù jí | census register; household register |
| 典籍 | diǎn jí | ancient books or records |
| 原籍 | yuán jí | ancestral home (town); birthplace |
| 史籍 | shǐ jí | historical records |
| 经籍 | jīng jí | religious text |
| 党籍 | dǎng jí | party membership |
| 籍贯 | jí guàn | one's native place; place of ancestry; registered birthplace |
| 入籍 | rù jí | become naturalized; become a citizen |
| 削籍 | xuē jí | (of an official) dismissal from office (old) |
| 外籍 | wài jí | foreign nationality |
| 外籍劳工 | wài jí láo gōng | foreign worker |
| 外籍华人 | wài jí huá rén | overseas Chinese; persons of Chinese origin having foreign citizenship |
| 多重国籍 | duō chóng guó jí | dual nationality |
| 学籍 | xué jí | school roll(s) |
| 寄籍 | jì jí | to register as domiciled in another land; naturalization |
| 张籍 | Zhāng Jí | Zhang Ji (767-830), Tang Dynasty poet |
| 慰籍 | wèi jí | solace; comfort |
| 承籍 | chéng jí | to inherit a rank (from a predecessor) |
| 旗籍 | qí jí | Manchurian national |
| 会籍 | huì jí | membership (of a club etc) |
| 祖籍 | zǔ jí | ancestral hometown; original domicile (and civil registration) |
| 禄籍 | lù jí | good fortune and reputation |
| 秘籍 | mì jí | rare book; cheat code (video games) |
| 簿籍 | bù jí | account books; registers; records |
| 籍籍 | jí jí | noisy; of high reputation; intricate |
| 美籍 | Měi jí | US citizen |
| 船籍 | chuán jí | ship's registry |
| 船籍港 | chuán jí gǎng | port of registration (of ship) |
| 车籍 | chē jí | a vehicle's registration information (Taiwan) |
| 载籍 | zǎi jí | books (in Confucian education) |
| 开除学籍 | kāi chú xué jí | to expel from school |
| 开除党籍 | kāi chú dǎng jí | to expel from party membership |
开除党籍，
行政开除 | kāi chú dǎng jí ,
xíng zhèng kāi chú | double expulsion (from the party and from the administrative post, as a punishment for corruption); abbr. to 双开 |
| 黑籍冤魂 | hēi jí yuān hún | Black register of lost souls, long novel by Peng Yangou 彭养鸥 about the destructive influence of opium, published in 1897 and 1909 |
