Radical (Bushou)
示
Strokes
5
Strokes
11
Structure
Decomp.
祭二小月又示
Pinyin
ji4; Zhai4
Kanji /
Cangjie
BOMMF 月人一一火
Sijiao
2790.1
Wubi
WFIU
CNS 11643
1-5C42
Unicode
U+796D
GB2312
BCC0
BIG5
B2BD
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Results for 祭
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 祭 Zhài surname Zhai Results beginning with 祭
祭 祀 jì sì to offer sacrifices to the gods or ancestors 祭 司 jì sī priest 祭 坛 jì tán altar 祭 奠 jì diàn to offer sacrifices (to one's ancestors) / to hold or attend a memorial service 祭 祖 jì zǔ to offer sacrifices to one's ancestors 祭 品 jì pǐn offering 祭 拜 jì bài to offer sacrifice (to one's ancestors) 祭 典 jì diǎn sacrificial ceremony / religious festival 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 祭 文 jì wén funeral oration / eulogy / elegiac address 祭 礼 jì lǐ sacrificial offerings / worship / religious rite 祭 孔 jì Kǒng to offer sacrifices to Confucius 祭 灶 jì zào to offer sacrifices to the kitchen god 祭 器 jì qì ritual dishes / sacrificial vessels 祭 物 jì wù sacrifices 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 吊 jì diào to mourn and offer prayers 祭 赛 jì sài to give sacrifice 祭 牲 jì shēng sacrificial animal 祭 仪 jì yí sacrificial ceremony / sacrificial offering