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Results for “祭”

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祭jì

to offer a sacrifice to (gods or ancestors) / (in classical novels) to recite an incantation to activate a magic weapon / to wield (sth magic) / (bound form) ceremony / (Tw) (bound form) (celebratory) festival

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祭Zhài

surname Zhai

祭品jì pǐn

offering

祭坛jì tán

altar

祭祀jì sì

to offer sacrifices to the gods or ancestors

祭奠jì diàn

to offer sacrifices (to one's ancestors) / to hold or attend a memorial service

祭拜jì bài

to offer sacrifice (to one's ancestors)

祭礼jì lǐ

sacrificial offerings / worship / religious rite

祭仪jì yí

sacrificial ceremony / sacrificial offering

祭典jì diǎn

sacrificial ceremony / religious festival

祭出jì chū

to brandish (a figurative weapon, i.e. some measure intended to deal with the situation) / to resort to (some tactic)

祭司jì sī

priest

祭司权术jì sī quán shù

priestcraft

祭器jì qì

ritual dishes / sacrificial vessels

祭孔jì Kǒng

to offer sacrifices to Confucius

祭吊jì diào

to mourn and offer prayers

祭文jì wén

funeral oration / eulogy / elegiac address

祭灶jì zào

to offer sacrifices to the kitchen god

祭物jì wù

sacrifices

祭牲jì shēng

sacrificial animal

祭祖jì zǔ

to offer sacrifices to one's ancestors

祭赛jì sài

to give sacrifice

祭酒jì jiǔ

to offer a libation / person who performs the libation before a banquet / senior member of a profession / important government post in imperial China

主祭zhǔ jì

to perform the sacrificial rites at a funeral

全烧祭quán shāo jì

burnt offering (Judaism)

公祭gōng jì

public memorial service

司祭sī jì

priest

大祭司dà jì sī

High Priest

奠祭diàn jì

pouring of wine on ground for sacrifice

吊祭diào jì

a worship ceremony for the dead / to offer sacrifice (to ancestors) / a libation

打牙祭dǎ yá jì

to have a large and sumptuous meal (traditionally on the 1st and 15th of each month)

拜祭bài jì

to worship / to observe religious rites / to pay one's respects (to one's ancestors etc)

牙祭yá jì

a good meal / sumptuous food

献祭xiàn jì

to offer sacrifice

血祭xuè jì

blood sacrifice / animal sacrifice (to a God or ancestral spirit)

斋祭zhāi jì

to offer sacrifices (to gods or ancestors) whilst abstaining from meat, wine etc

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