Oblation (noun)

An offering or sacrifice made to a deity or to a sacred cause.

Origin:

Derived from the latin word "oblatus" meaning "offered" or "presented".

Examples:

1. The oblation was made to the gods to ensure a bountiful harvest.
2. He made an oblation of money to the temple.
3. The oblation was a symbol of gratitude and devotion.
4. The act of making an oblation is a religious ritual.
5. The oblation was a way for the ancient people to show their respect and honor to the gods.