祭
ritual; offer prayers; celebrate; deify; enshrine; worship
- Strokes
- 11
- JLPT
- N2
- On
- サイ
- Kun
- まつる, まつり
Parts
Built from 祭
Words with 祭
- 葵祭あおいまつり · aoimatsuriAoi Festival (Kyoto, May 15); Aoi Matsuri
- 学祭がくさい · gakusaischool festival
- 供祭ぐさい · gusaiofferings; offerings and worship
- 合祭ごうさい · gousaienshrining together
- 祭るまつる · matsuruto deify; to enshrine; to pray
- 祭司さいし · saishipriest
- 祭神さいじん · saijinenshrined deity
- 祭壇さいだん · saidanaltar
- 祭典さいてん · saitenfestival
- 祭日さいじつ · saijitsunational holiday; festival day
- 祭礼さいれい · sairei(religious) festival
- 祭祀さいし · saishiritual; religious service; festival
- 侍祭じさい · jisaiacolyte
- 祝祭しゅくさい · shukusaifestivals; feasts
- 助祭じょさい · josaideacon (Catholic)
- 喪祭そうさい · sousaifunerals and festivals
- 大祭たいさい · taisaigrand festival
- 弔祭ちょうさい · chousaimemorial service
- 年祭ねんさい · nensaianniversary
- 例祭れいさい · reisairegular festival; annual festival
- 祭りまつり · matsurifestival; feast; matsuri
- 司祭しさい · shisaipriest; minister; pastor
- 祭文さいぶん · saibunaddress to the gods; type of song which spread from mountain hermits to the laity during the Kamakura era
- 親祭しんさい · shinsairites conducted by the emperor
- 獺祭だっさい · dassaiarraying a number of reference books in order to compose poetry; literary composition crammed with maxims, ancient episodes, legends, etc.; otters lining a catch of fish on a river bank
- 祭主さいしゅ · saishu(head) priest; head priest of the Ise Shrine
- 祭式さいしき · saishikirites; rituals
- 祭事さいじ · saijifestival; rites; ritual
- 祭服さいふく · saifukuvestments worn by priests and attendants (Shinto, Christian, etc.)
- 祭具さいぐ · saiguequipment used in a ritual; ritual implement