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| Russian | English |
| жертвоприношение Исаака | sacrifice of Isaac |
| жертвоприношение коня | ashvamedha |
| жертвоприношение оленя | reindeer sacrifice (Magico-religious practice observed by various Upper Paleolithic and Mesolithic northern European and Asian peoples) |
| жертвоприношение пищи | shinsen |
| жертвоприношение по обету | ex voto (Latin for "according to a vow", a votive offering) |
| жертвоприношение, поглощаемое огнём | holocaust (A sacrifice consumed by flames) |
| зал жертвоприношений и молитвы синтоистов | heiden (In the Shinto religion of Japan, hall of offerings in jinja) |
| искупительное жертвоприношение | propitiatory sacrifice |
| обряд жертвоприношения | ceremony of offering sacrifices (elena.kazan) |
| праздник жертвоприношений | 'Id al-Adha |
| праздник жертвоприношения | Festival of Sacrifice (исламский праздник Andrey Truhachev) |
| праздник жертвоприношения | Greater Eid (Andrey Truhachev) |
| праздник жертвоприношения | Id El Adha (у мусульман NightHunter) |
| праздник жертвоприношения | sacrificial feast (Andrey Truhachev) |
| праздник жертвоприношения | feast of sacrifice (Курбан-байрам Andrey Truhachev) |
| свидетельство о жертвоприношении языческим богам | libelli (Certificates obtained by thousands of early Christians by which they declared that they had sacrificed to the pagan gods) |
| свиток "Песен субботнего жертвоприношения" | Scroll of the Songs of the Sabbath Sacrifice (One of the Dead Sea Scrolls, possibly of Essene authorship, discovered at Masada) |
| совершать человеческие жертвоприношения | offer up human sacrifices (to: They plundered the country around but found little spoil; some of the poor natives they took prisoners, as the time for holding their yearly festival was at hand, to offer up human sacrifices to Thor and Woden. As they passed along they came upon the trace of a boar. They hunted it around Wildboarclough, but with what success is not known.  wordpress.com ART Vancouver) |
| человеческое жертвоприношение | human sacrifice (The offering of the life of a human being to a deity) |