This Aramaic verb appears in the decree about rebuilding the Jerusalem temple, specifying that sacrifices should be offered there. The word is the Aramaic equivalent of Hebrew zabah, the standard term for ritual slaughter and sacrifice. The participle form here emphasizes the ongoing action: 'those who sacrifice' or 'they may sacrifice.' The Persian administration's use of this term shows official recognition of Jewish worship practices, guaranteeing their right to maintain traditional sacrificial rituals.