祭灶 Pronunciation and Pinyin
祭灶 Usage and Examples
Worshipping the Kitchen God
Kitchen God Festival
The person officiating at the sacrificial rites was generally the male head of the household.
When a family makes offerings to the Kitchen God, it is in the hopes that he will ask Heaven to protect their household.
The characters in 祭灶
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 祭
- jì祭xiǎng享offer sacrifices; make offerings
- jì祭yí仪sacrificial ceremony
- jì祭xiān先shēng生Mr. Ji, Sir Ji
- jì祭diǎn典festival, ceremony
- jì祭diǎn典shàng上at the festival, during the festival
- jì祭tái台Altar
- jì祭sī司priest
- jì祭sī司men们priests, the priests
- jì祭pǐn品offering, sacrifice
- jì祭qì器sacrificial utensil
- jì祭tán坛A sacrificial altar.
- jì祭tiān天worship heaven, sacrifice to heaven
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Open the tool →Questions about 祭灶
What does 祭灶 mean in Chinese?
祭灶 (jì zào) means “Worshipping the Kitchen God, Kitchen God Festival”.
How do you pronounce 祭灶?
祭灶 is pronounced jì zào in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “Worshipping the Kitchen God” in Chinese?
“Worshipping the Kitchen God” is 祭灶 (jì zào) in Chinese.
How is 祭灶 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 祭灶, each with pinyin and an English translation.