祭 ⇒
祭 Zhài/jì, surname Zhai, to offer a sacrifice to (gods or ancestors)/memorial ceremony/(in ...
祭品 jìpǐn, offering
祭坛 jìtán, [祭壇], altar
祭祀 jìsì, to offer sacrifices to the gods or ancestors
祭奠 jìdiàn, to offer sacrifices (to one's ancestors)/to hold or attend a memorial service
祭拜 jìbài, to offer sacrifice (to one's ancestors)
祭礼 jìlǐ, [祭禮], sacrificial offerings/worship/religious rite
祭器 jìqì, ritual dishes/sacrificial vessels
祭祖 jìzǔ, to offer sacrifices to one's ancestors
祭台 祭献 祭文 jìwén, funeral oration/eulogy/elegiac address
奠 ⇒
祭奠 jìdiàn, to offer sacrifices (to one's ancestors)/to hold or attend a memorial service
奠基 diànjī, groundbreaking/to lay foundation
奠定 diàndìng, to establish/to fix/to settle
奠基人 diànjīrén, founder/pioneer
奠基石 diànjīshí, a foundation stone/a cornerstone
奠 diàn, to fix/to settle/a libation to the dead