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sacrific
▪ I. † saˈcrific, a.1 Obs. rare—0. [ad. L. sacrificus, f. sacri-, sacer sacred (sacra neut. pl., sacrifices) + -ficus: see -fic.] = sacrifical.1727 Bailey vol. II, Sacrifick, used in Sacrifices.▪ II. saˈcrific, a.2 Anat. rare. [f. mod.L. sacr-um + -fic.] ‘Entering into the composition of the sacrum:... Oxford English Dictionary
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sacrificable
sacrificable, a. rare. (stress variable) [f. L. sacrificāre to sacrifice, f. sacrific-us sacrific a.: see -able.] Capable of being offered as a sacrifice; also, rightly or properly to be sacrificed.1646 Sir T. Browne Pseud. Ep. v. xiv. (1658) 310 Yet might it [Jephthah's vow] be restrained in the se... Oxford English Dictionary
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Kitsch
to the realm of the symbolic ("deprived of immediacy in favour of representational meaning"), remembrance is "the memory of the unconscious", which "sacrific wikipedia.org
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La mitologia greca nell'arte: Presentiamo Hermes il messaggero degli dei
Nell'Olimpo, è il messaggero degli Dei. Nacque, secondo la leggenda, in una grotta sul monte Cillene, in Arcadia.Da. bambino, fuggì dalla culla, e, tra i monti della Pieride, rubò cinquanta vacche appartenenti agli Dei, e ne sacrificò quattro per godere del profumo della loro carne. Apollo quindi minacciò di uccidere il piccolo Ermes, ma ...
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sacrifical
† saˈcrifical, a. Obs. [ad. L. sacrificālis, f. sacrific-us sacrific: see -al1.] Pertaining to or employed in sacrifice.1608 Panke Fal of Babel 28 The blessed chalice of the aultar..hath the verie sacrifical blood in it that was shed vpon the Crosse. 1686 Wake Expos. Doctr. Ch. Eng. 65 When we exami... Oxford English Dictionary
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Osama Manzlaji
(Radical Sacrific). Written by: Terry Eagleton. Published in 2019. (I Married a Communist). Written by: Philip Roth. Published in 2019. wikipedia.org
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sacrificule
† sacrificul(e Obs. humorously pedantic. [a. F. sacrificule (Rabelais), ad. L. sacrificulus an extension of sacrificus sacrific a.] A priest. The misapprehension in quot. 1604 is found also in a Fr. glossary to Rabelais.1604 R. Cawdrey Table Alph., Sacrificule, a little offering. 1653 Urquhart Rabel... Oxford English Dictionary
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SimHealth
designed as an entertainment product", he criticized the "not well developed" victory conditions, reporting that he got a high score in one game by "sacrific wikipedia.org
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insacrificable
† insaˈcrificable, a. Obs. rare—1. [ad. L. type *insacrificābilis, f. in- (in-3) + sacrificāre to sacrifice; see -able.] Not capable of being sacrificed.a 1603 T. Cartwright Confut. Rhem. N.T. (1618) 631 Hee calleth Christ..insacrificable, or which can not bee sacrificed. Oxford English Dictionary
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Off the Table
Targum believed that the collaboration "stood out from the rest of her solo tracks", writing that Grande and the Weeknd "mesh so perfectly" without "sacrific wikipedia.org
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sacrification
sacrifiˈcation rare—1. [ad. L. sacrificātion-em, n. of action of sacrificāre: see sacrify v.] The action of making a sacrificial offering.1694 Motteux Rabelais v. (1737) 232 And to kind Nature make Sacrification. Oxford English Dictionary
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sacrify
† ˈsacrify, v. Obs. [a. OF. sacrifi-er (12th c.), ad. L. sacrificāre, f. sacrific-us: see sacrific.] 1. trans. To offer as a sacrifice.a 1300 Cursor M. 10389 Þam hale þan sacrified he, And delt þam siþen al thre. 1390 Gower Conf. III. 336 And forth unto the temple he com.., Hise yiftes forto sacrifi... Oxford English Dictionary
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sacrificant
sacrificant rare. (səˈkrɪfɪkənt) [ad. L. sacrificant-em, pr. pple. of sacrificāre: see sacrify v.] One who offers up as a sacrifice.1665 J. Webb Stone-Heng (1725) 103 The Sacrificants might..behold both the Altar and Signum. 1885 J. Fitzgerald tr. Schultze's Fetichism vi. §7 The sacrificant takes aw... Oxford English Dictionary
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sacrificed
sacrificed, ppl. a. (ˈsækrɪfaɪst) [f. sacrifice v. + -ed1.] † 1. Made sacred; sanctified. Obs.1504 Lady Margaret tr. De Imitatione iv. i. 261 All cristen people..kysses the sacryfyced bones [orig. sacra ossa] of sayntes, wrapped in clothes of Sylke and Golde. 2. Offered as a sacrifice.1597 Hooker Ec... Oxford English Dictionary
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sacrificator
sacrificator rare. (ˈsækrɪfɪkeɪtə(r)) [a. L. sacrificātor, agent-n. f. sacrificāre: see sacrify v. Cf. F. sacrificateur.] One who sacrifices. Also fig.? 1548 tr. Viret's Expos. XII Art. Chr. Faith E j b, He is called Christe bycause of the same oyntment, by the whyche he hathe ordeyned hym prophete,... Oxford English Dictionary
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