SHABUOTH

Meaning of SHABUOTH in English

[Sha.bu.oth] n [Heb shabhu'oth, lit., weeks] (ca. 1903): a Jewish holiday observed on the 6th and 7th of Sivan in commemoration of the revelation of the Ten Commandments at Mt. Sinai--called also Pentecost

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SHABUOTH — noun Etymology: Hebrew shābhū‘ōth, literally, weeks Date: 1868 a Jewish holiday observed on the sixth and seventh of Sivan in …
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SHABUOTH — noun or sha·bu·ot or sha·vu·oth or sha·vu·ot or sha·vu·os or she·vu·oth or she·vu·os shəˈvüˌōt(h), -ˌōs, -_əs ( plural shabuoths or …
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SHABUOTH — Seph. Heb. /shah vooh awt"/ ; Ashk. Heb. /sheuh vooh"ohs, -euhs/ , n. Judaism. Shavuoth. Also, Shabuot .
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SHABUOTH — noun Etymology: Hebrew shābhū‘ōth, literally, weeks Date: 1868 : a Jewish holiday observed on the sixth and seventh of Sivan …
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SHABUOTH — Sha ‧ bu ‧ oth /ʃəˈvuːəs $ -əʊt, -əʊθ/ BrE AmE ⇨ see ↑ Pentecost
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
SHABUOTH — Pronunciation: sh ə - ' vü- ˌ ō t, - ˌ ō th, - ˌ ō s, - ə s …
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PENTECOST — I. noun see: vigesimal Date: before 12th century Shabuoth , a Christian feast on the seventh Sunday after Easter commemorating …
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OMER — noun Etymology: Hebrew ‘ōmer Date: circa 1608 an ancient Hebrew unit of dry capacity equal to 1/10 ephah, 2. the …
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SHEVUOS — I. noun see shabuoth II. see shevuoth
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SHAVUOT — I. noun see shabuoth II. see shavuoth
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SHAVUOS — I. noun see shabuoth II. see shavuoth
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SHABUOT — noun see shabuoth
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PENTECOST — noun see shabuoth
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FEAST OF WEEKS — noun see shabuoth
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YIZKOR — ˈyizkə(r) noun ( -s ) Usage: often capitalized Etymology: Hebrew yizkōr remember; from the first word of the prayer : …
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TIKKUN — ˈtiku̇n noun ( -s ) Etymology: New Hebrew tiqqūn, from Middle Hebrew, collection of excerpts from the Bible and Mishnah, …
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SHEVUOTH — or shevuos Usage: usually capitalized variant of shabuoth
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SHAVUOTH — or shavuot or shavuos Usage: usually capitalized variant of shabuoth
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PILGRIMAGE FESTIVAL — noun : any of three great festivals in the Jewish calendar originally celebrated in part by a pilgrimage to Jerusalem …
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PENTECOST — ˈpentəˌkȯst, -tēˌ-, -käst noun ( -s ) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Middle English Pentecost, from Old English Pentecosten, from Late …
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OMER — ˈōmə(r) noun ( -s ) Etymology: Hebrew 'ōmer 1. : an ancient Hebrew unit of dry capacity equal to 1/10 …
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HALLEL — häˈlāl, ˈhäˌlāl, ˈhaˌlel noun Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Hebrew hallēl praise : a selection of psalms of praise chanted on …
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FESTIVAL OF WEEKS — Usage: usually capitalized F&W : shabuoth
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FEAST OF WEEKS — Usage: usually capitalized F&W : shabuoth
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CONFIRMATION — ˌkänfə(r)ˈmāshən noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English confirmacioun, from Middle French confirmation, from Latin confirmation-, confirmatio, from confirmatus (past …
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SHAVUOTH — Seph. Heb. /shah vooh awt"/ ; Ashk. Heb. /sheuh vooh"ohs, -euhs/ , n. Judaism. a festival, celebrated on the sixth …
Random House Webster's Unabridged English Dictionary
PENTECOST — I. ˈpen-ti-ˌkȯst, -ˌkäst noun Etymology: Middle English, from Old English pentecosten, from Late Latin pentecoste, from Greek pentēkostē, literally, fiftieth …
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OMER — noun Etymology: Hebrew ‘ōmer Date: circa 1608 1. : an ancient Hebrew unit of dry capacity equal to 1/10 ephah …
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OMER — [omer] n [Heb 'omer] (ca. 1608) 1: an ancient Hebrew unit of dry capacity equal to 1/10 ephah 2. a …
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PENTECOST — [Pen.te.cost] n [ME, fr. OE pentecosten, fr. LL pentecoste, fr. Gk pentekoste, lit., fiftieth day, fr. pentekostos fiftieth, fr. pentekonta …
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JEWISH CALENDAR — religious and civil dating system based on both lunar and solar cycles. In the Jewish calendar in use today, a …
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