Usage of the character 紮

to tie
to bind
classifier for flowers, banknotes etc: bundle
Taiwan pr. (zhá)

zhā

扎

[紮]

(of troops) to be stationed (at)
Taiwan pr. (zhá)

kǔnzā

捆扎

[捆紮]

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

mǎzhá

马扎

[馬紮]

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

bǎngzā

绑扎

[綁紮]

to bind
to wrap up
(computing) binding

zārǎn

扎染

[紮染]

to tie-dye

jiézā

结扎

[結紮]

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)

bāozā

包扎

[包紮]

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

zhāshi

扎实

[紮實]

variant of 扎實／扎实 (zhāshi)

zhāzhài

扎寨

[紮寨]

to set up an encampment

zhāyíng

扎营

[紮營]

to camp
to pitch camp
stationed
quartered
Taiwan pr. (zháyíng)

zhùzhā

驻扎

[駐紮]

to station
to garrison (troops)

zāxiàndài

扎线带

[紮線帶]

cable ties
zip ties

Zā'ōuzāwēng

扎欧扎翁

[紮歐紮翁]

name of village in Nyima county, Nagchu prefecture, Tibet

Zāmǎládīng

扎马剌丁

[紮馬剌丁]

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

Kǎ'ěrzāyī

卡尔扎伊

[卡爾紮伊]

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

ānyíngzhāzhài

安营扎寨

[安營紮寨]

to set up camp
Taiwan pr. (ānyíngzházhài)

Zāmǎlǔdīng

扎马鲁丁

[紮馬魯丁]

see 紮馬剌丁／扎马剌丁 ( Zāmǎládīng)