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1. In the context of shape or form:
格 (gé) can refer to a square or a check formed by crossed lines. For example:
- 正方形格 (zhèngfāngxíng gé) - square grid
- 棋盘格 (qípán gé) - checkerboard pattern
2. In the context of linguistics:
格 (gé) can refer to a grammatical case, which is a way of categorizing nouns and pronouns based on their function in a sentence. For example:
- 主格 (zhǔ gé) - nominative case
- 宾格 (bīn gé) - accusative case
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