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What does the word "sticky" in a surname sound like?

Zhan: (1602) The first generation genealogy was the founding general of the Jin Dynasty. Later, his descendants moved from Henan to Shandong, and then from Shandong to Quanzhou, Fujian, and came to Taiwan Province. Now there are tens of thousands of descendants in Taiwan Province Province. China is a multi-ethnic country with the largest number of surnames in the world. In the Song Dynasty, hundreds of surnames were mainly collected by the Han nationality, while the surnames of ethnic minorities were hardly collected. (Hundreds of Surnames is just a book for study. There are many books about ancient surnames. This article is wrong. There are a large number of surnames such as Han, Jurchen, Mongolia, Xianbei and Turkic, such as Surname Garden, Surname Origin Compilation, Surname Origin Zhuji and Surname Textual Research. In fact, there are many minority surnames in China, which have not attracted people's attention. The sticky surname in Fujian and Taiwan is one of the oldest surnames. "Sticky" is a polyphonic word, pronounced as niá n and zhā n, and this sticky surname is pronounced as niá n. ..