immolation

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From Middle English immolacion, from Middle French immolation, from Old French, from Latin immolatio.

22 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: жертвоприношение (žertvoprinošenie) — act of immolating
• Catalan: immolació — act of immolating
• Chinese Mandarin: 獻祭 /献祭 (xiànjì) — act of immolating
• Chinese Mandarin: 供物 (gōngwù) — act of immolating
• Finnish: uhraus — act of immolating
• French: immolation — act of immolating
• Galician: inmolación — act of immolating
• German: Aufopferung — act of immolating
• Portuguese: imolação — act of immolating
• Russian: жертвоприноше́ние (žertvoprinošénije) — act of immolating
• Serbo-Croatian: prinošenje žrtve — act of immolating
• Serbo-Croatian: imolacija — act of immolating
• Spanish: inmolación — act of immolating
• Tibetan: དམར་མཆོད (dmar mchod) — act of immolating
• Ukrainian: жертвоприно́шення (žertvoprynóšennja) — act of immolating
• Bulgarian: жертвено животно (žertveno životno) — that which is immolated
• Finnish: uhri — that which is immolated
• German: Opfer — that which is immolated
• Portuguese: imolado — that which is immolated
• Russian: же́ртва (žértva) — that which is immolated
• Serbo-Croatian: žrtva — that which is immolated
• Ukrainian: же́ртва (žértva) — that which is immolated