Clams are pronounced gé, with a g sound, an e rhyme, and a second tone.

I. Interpretation of Clam

[ gé ]

A bivalve mollusk such as a clam or a clam.

[ há ]

The collective name for frogs and toads.

II. Grouping words

Clams, toads, clams, mealybugs, scented clams, and so on.

Expanded:

I. Clams [ wén gé ]?

Mollusks, shells slightly triangular, mostly grayish-white surface, glossy, 5-10 cm long, living in coastal mud and sand, to diatoms for food. Commonly known as clams.

II. Toad [ há ma ]?

A collective name for frogs and toads.

Three, clams [ gé lí ]?

1, mollusk, about 3 centimeters long, shell ovoid, light brown, purple edge. Lives on the shallow seabed.

2, the common name for clams.

4, mealybugs [ gé jiè ]?

Reptile, appearance like gecko and large, large head, gray with red spots on the back. Eat mosquitoes, flies and other small insects. Can be used as medicine.

V. Fragrant clam [ xiāng gé ]?

The clam. Meat flavor, so called.