The sound Jian can take on many meanings in Mandarin. In Chinese OTOH, that can stand for a plethora of words. In Hokkien (or Fujian) for example, "jian" can mean mischievous. There is however no "jian"-sounding word in Cantonese. Yeah, go figure.
Jian in Mandarin, in its highest pitch, the 4th intonation, can usually mean: 建 - construct 見 - see 劍 - sword 箭 - arrow 賤 - shoddy, whorish
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Jian in Mandarin, in its highest pitch, the 4th intonation, can usually mean:
建 - construct
見 - see
劍 - sword
箭 - arrow
賤 - shoddy, whorish