جا

From Arabic جَاءَ‎ (jāʔa).

جا • (gā) (perfect, imperfect ييجي‎ (yīgi))

1. Alternative form of جه‎ (gih)

From Arabic جَاءَ‎ (jāʔa).

• IPA^(key): /d͡ʒaː/, [d͡ʒaː], [ʒaː]

جا • (jā) (form I, non-past يجي‎ (yiji))

1. to come
2. to arrive

   Synonym: وَصَل‎ (waṣal)

From Arabic جَاءَ‎ (jāʔa).

• IPA^(key): /ʒaː/

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جا • (jā) (form I, non-past يجي‎ (yji) or ييجي‎ (yīji))

1. to come

   ‏جيتي انت وياه لعندنا.‎‎

   jīti nta w-iyyāh l-ʕandna

   You and he came to us.

2. to suit (to be suitable or apt for one's image) [+ مع‎ (object)]

   ‏جا معاك هاد السروال.‎‎

   ja mʕāk hād es-sirwāl

   Those pants suit you.

3. to arrive

   Synonym: وصل‎ (wṣal)

4. (in the past tense) to be located

   ‏فين جات مصر؟‎‎

   fīn jāt miṣr

   Where is Egypt located?

5. (in the present tense) to be related to someone

   ‏واش كتجيك ديك البنت؟‎‎

   wāš katjīk dīk el-bint?

   Is that girl related to you?

   ‏كنجيه شي حاجة.‎‎

   kanjīh ši ḥāja.

   I am related to him somehow

From Middle Persian gyʾg (gyāg, “place”), from Proto-Iranian *Hwah-; see there for further information.

جا • (jâ)

1. place
2. space
3. location
4. seat
5. (dialectal) bed, mattress, bedding

   ‏جاتو جمع کن.‎‎ ― jâto jam kon. ― Remove your mattress(blanket, bedsheet, etc).

• اینجا‎ (injâ)
• آنجا‎ (ânjâ), اونجا‎ (unjâ)
• کجا‎ (kojâ)
• جابجا‎ (jâbejâ)

• Durkin-Meisterernst, Desmond (2004), “jʾy”, in A Dictionary of Manichaean Middle Persian and Parthian (Corpus Fontium Manichaeorum; 3.1), Turnhout: Brepols, page gyʾg