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jì³ : since (exhaust)

rootspinyin, English
皀旡 bï kernel, jì choke

名亦既有
32:11 míng yì³ jì³ yôu
Names continue since having them
As soon as there are names L1, AW, WC
once there are names L2, VM, EC
But once names have been assigned AH
Since there were names LY
After we have names RP
After names arise C1
once names arise DH
Are there no enough names now? W1
there are already enough names FE
As soon as there are set names RH
Names too reach existence WO
Names lead to more names AL
Since there are already plenty of names CM
When once there are names JL
Whenever the nameable in its turn acquires existence PC
and when names are already at hand WW
Names came to exist everywhere DL
Now that there are names PI
Since names already proliferate DC

用之不足既
35:11 yòng zhï bù zú jì³
Using it is not enough to exhaust it
inexhaustible AH, JL, PC, VM, EC, AW, WC, DC
cannot be exhausted L1, FE, CM, DL
used up RH, DH, AL, WW
its supply never fails LY
find no end WO
depleted C1
never run dry PI

既得其母 | 既知其子
52:03 jì³ dé¹ qí mû | 52:05 jì³ zhï¹ qí zî
Since you get to its mother | Since knowing its child
Once, " AL, DH, DC
When you know, After you have known L1
have to have gotten to, once you have understood AH
From the, After knowing the LY
Who knows, who understands RP
Having attained [compacts] RH
When one is aware, " C1
After you have got, After you have known L2
When, " JL
As, " PC
Whosoever, " WO
Knowing, " FE, CM, PI
Having realized, Knowing VM
Having, Knowing DL
Having, " EC
By knowing, " JS
Having known, " W1
He who apprehends, And he who has known AW
He who has, And having WC

既以爲人 | 既以與人
81:08 jì³ yî wéi rén | 81:10 jì³ yî yû rén
Since he does for men | Since he gives to men
The more one does, The more one gives RP, DL, C1, WO, LG, JL, PC, VM, DH, W1, FE, PI
Having, " L1, H1, EC
The more they have AH
He lives, He gives LY
By AL
She gives [compacted] CM
As much as [compacted] WW
The more he benefits others, The mre gives away DC
When, " AW
The more he uses for others, [omits] WC

It is hard to justify discrepant translations for 52 and 81, given their same structure and parallelism: [ji] verb subordinate clause. EC is one of the few consistent ones, but "having" is a shade too weak. This is confounded by the fact that English seems to want to compel the easy choices in slightly different directions, but that is just a matter of common usage. I settled on "since" as the best compromise. Retained "since" for 32 but strange construction . 35 is the outlier. It may be an old homography, but also likely a transcription error, though old and retained.

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