Ai, a children's toy, has two sharp ends and a big middle. It's also called Ai Er, Ai Ai.

　　A kind of food, such as "jujube" and "soup" (usually made of corn flour) (the last "jujube" is pronounced softly).

　　Ai, a traditional children's toy in China, is very popular. Two sharp ends, big in the middle. Also known as "Ai Er" and "Ai Ai".

　　Chinese name

　　Pinyin gá

　　Small radical

　　Code U+5C1C

　　Five strokes IDIU

　　Coding information Cang Xie: FKF

　　Four-corner number: 90908 UniCode:CJK

　　Interpretation of Chinese characters

　　A. A children's toy, with two sharp ends and a big middle. Also known as "~ son";

　　B. Like "Zizyphus jujuba" and "soup" (food made of corn flour, etc.) (the last "Zizyphus jujuba" is pronounced softly). C. dialect

　　Interpretation of ancient books

　　Kangxi dictionary

　　[Addendum] [Yinji] [Small print] Kangxi strokes: 9. External strokes: 6

　　The pronunciation of Lexicon Supplement is not detailed. Little plaything.

　　And the name of hutong.

　　Dialect meaning

　　In Shaanxi dialect, GA 'ao means money. In ancient times, the money we used was all small things, collectively referred to as "Ai"! It is still used in Baoji dialect.

　　No money: no money.

　　I played with this thing when I was young. It's called jian here, and it seems to be also called playing turtle and monkey. (Weifang, Shandong)

　　The Yancheng dialect in Jiangsu Province, "Yaya", means there is a little left. Don't ask me for it any more, I've got my ideas left!

　　It's a children's toy. Shaped like an olive, with two pointed ends and a big middle. But in Shaanxi dialect, money means money. In ancient times, the money we used was all small things, collectively referred to as "Ai"! It is still used in Baoji dialect.