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

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

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

An ancient legendary emperor, also known as [[伏羲|伏羲|fu2 xi1]], who is credited with creating the Eight Trigrams, writing, and teaching people how to fish and hunt

Fuxi, a legendary emperor of ancient China; he is the mythical creator of fishing, animal husbandry, the eight trigrams, and writing

the mythical first emperor and creator of humanity in Chinese mythology

legendary first emperor of China and cultural hero credited with creating the Eight Trigrams

A legendary ancient emperor of China; credited with teaching people how to hunt, fish, and farm animals, as well as creating the [[八卦|八卦|ba1 gua4]] (Eight Trigrams) and Chinese writing. Also called [[伏羲|伏羲|fu2 xi1]].

An ancient Chinese wine vessel, often made of bronze and shaped like an ox or other sacrificial animal.

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

Fuxi, a culture hero in Chinese mythology credited with creating humanity and inventing the Eight Trigrams; regarded as the first of the Three Sovereigns in ancient mythology

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