sacrificium

Latin

Etymology

From sacrificus (“sacrificial”), from sacrificō (“I sacrifice”), from sacer (“sacred”) + faciō (“do, make”)

Noun

sacrificium (genitive sacrificiī); n, second declension

1. Something made sacred or given to a deity, sacrifice.

Inflection

Number	Singular	Plural
nominative	sacrificium	sacrificia
genitive	sacrificiī	sacrificiōrum
dative	sacrificiō	sacrificiīs
accusative	sacrificium	sacrificia
ablative	sacrificiō	sacrificiīs
vocative	sacrificium	sacrificia

Synonyms

• (sacrifice): hostia

Derived terms

• sacrificālis

Related terms

Related terms

sacer sacerdōs sacerdōtālis sacerdōtium sacerdōtula sacrāmentālis sacrāmentum

sacrārium sacrārius sacrātē sacrātiō sacrātor sacricola sacrifer

sacrificātiō sacrificātor sacrificātus sacrificiolus sacrificō sacrificulus sacrificus

sacrilegē sacrilegium sacrilegus sacrō sacrōsanctus sacrum

Descendants

Catalan: sacrifici English: sacrifice French: sacrifice Galician: sacrificio

Italian: sacrificio Portuguese: sacrifício Spanish: sacrificio