Character

祭 jì zhài

sacrifice to, worship

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祭 jì	to offer a sacrifice to (gods or ancestors) memorial ceremony (in classical novels) to recite an incantation to activate a magic weapon (lit. and fig.) to wield
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
祭器 jì qì	ritual dishes; sacrificial vessels
祭祖 jì zǔ	to offer sacrifices to one's ancestors
祭文 jì wén	funeral oration; eulogy; elegiac address
主祭 zhǔ jì	to perform the sacrificial rites at a funeral
全烧祭 quán shāo jì	burnt offering (Judaism)
全燒祭 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
弔祭 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
獻祭 xiàn jì	to offer sacrifice
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)

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