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Information of 祭

Pinyin jì、 zhài

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Strokes

11 strokes

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Definition

offer sacrifice, (surname)

祭 [jì] 1. A ceremony to express mourning and respect for the deceased. 1. 对死者表示追悼、敬意的仪式。 2. To offer sacrifices to deities or ancestors. 2. 供奉鬼神或祖先。 3. To use (magical treasures). 3. 使用（法宝）。祭 [jì] 动本义: 祭祀造字法: 会意。甲骨文字形，左边是牲肉; 左边是“又”(手); 中间象祭桌。表示以手持肉祭祀神灵。古人杀牲，一是为自己吃，再就是常把牲肉放在祭台上，“祭”字就是有酒肉的祭祀，即牲祭。 1. Same meaning as the primary meaning ([En.] obit; offer a sacrifice). 2. To use; in old novels, it refers to using spells to wield a mysterious weapon ([En.] wield). 3. See also zhài. 引 1. "说文" states: 祭，祀也。 2. "说苑·权谋": 祭之为言索也。 3. "谷梁传·成公十七年": 祭者，荐其时也，荐其敬也，荐其美也，非享味也。 4. Without animals, it's called 荐; with animals, it's called 祭. — "公羊传·桓公八年" noted. 5. "礼记·祭统": 祭者，所以追养继孝也。 6. "论语·乡党": 祭于公，不宿肉。祭肉不出三日。 7. "周礼·地官": 以灵鼓鼓社祭。例 1. 公祭死难烈士; 主祭; 陪祭; 祭扫(祭祀并扫墓) 2. 如: 祭起一件法宝来祭 [zhài] 1. A surname. 1. 姓。祭 [zhài] 名 1. Surname. 2. See also jì.

祭坛 jì tán

altar

祭奠 jì diàn

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

祭灶 jì zào

to offer sacrifices to the kitchen god

祭仪 jì yí

cult / cultus

献祭 xiàn jì

to offer sacrifice

祭祀 jì sì

to offer sacrifices to the gods or ancestors

祭祀坑 jì sì kēng

Sacrificial pit

祭祖 jì zǔ

to offer sacrifices to one's ancestors

祭器 jì qì

ritual dishes / sacrificial vessels

祭司 jì sī

priest

祭天 jì tiān

offer sacrifice to Heaven / worship heaven

公祭 gōng jì

public memorial service

祭礼 jì lǐ

sacrificial offerings / worship / religious rite

祭文 jì wén

funeral oration / eulogy / elegiac address

主祭 zhǔ jì

to perform the sacrificial rites at a funeral

祭拜 jì bài

to offer sacrifice (to one's ancestors)

祭品 jì pǐn

offering

祭台 jì tái

credence / sacrificial altar

祭献 jì xiàn

sacrifice

祭扫 jì sǎo

sacrifice and renovate the tomb