To give up or damage something valued, such as time, money, or personal interests, for the sake of a specific goal.

domesticated farm animals, such as cattle, horses, sheep, or pigs; livestock

victim; prey; sacrificial lamb; someone or something sacrificed for a cause or used as a tool by others

Animals used for their physical strength, such as for plowing or transportation; includes horses, oxen, donkeys, and mules.

The act of giving up one's own interests or life for others or for a cause; self-abnegation

a person who sacrifices themselves for a cause, or one who is sacrificed or considered expendable

to heroically sacrifice one's life; to die bravely for a cause

Islamic festival known as the Festival of Sacrifice, celebrated on the 10th day of the final month of the Islamic calendar to mark the end of the Hajj; involves ritual slaughter of livestock, communal prayers, and sharing meat with the poor.

the three animals used in traditional offerings; originally the cow, sheep, and pig, but later commonly referring to the pig, chicken, and fish

the six domestic animals, typically referring to the horse, ox, goat, pig, dog, and chicken

three types of sacrificial offerings used in religious ceremonies, typically consisting of fish, pork, and chicken or duck

The body of an animal or human that has been killed as a religious sacrifice

animal manure; livestock droppings from livestock

an animal or set of animals slaughtered and prepared for use as an offering in a religious ritual

(bound form) animal starch; a carbohydrate stored in animals that is the same as [[肝醣|肝醣|gan1 tang2]]

In baseball, a ball hit by a batter that allows a teammate to advance to the next base or score a run, even though the batter themselves is put out

Islamic festival of sacrifice, celebrated annually on the tenth day of the final month of the Islamic lunar calendar

domestic animal; livestock; (figuratively) a brute or lowlife, used as a term of abuse

an animal used as a sacrifice in religious ceremonies

To give water to livestock or farm animals.

In baseball, a fly ball that allows a runner to score or advance despite the batter being caught out