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Qué (quién) es jewish holiday - definición


Jewish holidays         
  • [[Mishloah manot]]
  • ''Joshua passing the River Jordan with the Ark of the Covenant'' by [[Benjamin West]]
  • Cheese [[blintz]]es, a traditional food on [[Shavuot]]
  • Nuts and dried fruits, traditionally eaten on [[Tu Bishvat]]
  • Lamentations]] on [[Tisha B'Av]]
  • A [[moment of silence]] as the siren is sounded in [[Tel Aviv]], Yom Hazikaron 2007
  • [[Jerusalem Day]] celebrations
  • [[Lag Ba'Omer]] bonfire
  • The opening chapter of a hand-written scroll of the Book of Esther, with reader's pointer
  • The final round of the [[International Bible Contest]] (here in 1985) is held on Yom Ha'atzmaut
  • Dancing with the [[Torah]]
  • Traditional arrangement of symbolic foods on a [[Passover Seder Plate]]
  • Table set for [[Passover]] [[seder]]
  • [[Shabbat candles]] and [[kiddush cup]]
  • A man in a [[tallit]] blows the [[shofar]]
  • A [[sukkah]] booth
  • Rosh Hashana symbols: [[shofar]], [[apple]]s and [[honey]], [[pomegranate]]s, kiddush wine
  • Hanukkiah]]
  • A lit Yom HaShoah Yellow Candle
HOLIDAY CELEBRATED IN JUDAISM
Jewish Festivals; Jewish religious holidays; Jewish Holidays; Ancient Jewish Festivals; Jewish Feasts; Yom tov; Chagim; Annual Feasts; Yontef; Jewish festivals; Jew holidays; Yuntiff; Jewish Festival; Yontif; Moedim; Jewish feast; Acharei hachagim; Jewish Holiday; Yom Tob; Jewish holy day; Jewish festival; Jewish holiday; Moadim; Moad; Hebrew holiday; Hebrew holidays; Hebrew holy days; Chag (Jewish holiday); Jewish Holy days; Jewish Holy Days; Yom Tovim; Behab; Yamim Tovim; Festival day (Jewish); Erev Shavuot
Jewish holidays, also known as Jewish festivals or Yamim Tovim (, or singular , in transliterated Hebrew []),"yom tov". Random House Webster's Unabridged Dictionary.
jewish holiday         
  • [[Mishloah manot]]
  • ''Joshua passing the River Jordan with the Ark of the Covenant'' by [[Benjamin West]]
  • Cheese [[blintz]]es, a traditional food on [[Shavuot]]
  • Nuts and dried fruits, traditionally eaten on [[Tu Bishvat]]
  • Lamentations]] on [[Tisha B'Av]]
  • A [[moment of silence]] as the siren is sounded in [[Tel Aviv]], Yom Hazikaron 2007
  • [[Jerusalem Day]] celebrations
  • [[Lag Ba'Omer]] bonfire
  • The opening chapter of a hand-written scroll of the Book of Esther, with reader's pointer
  • The final round of the [[International Bible Contest]] (here in 1985) is held on Yom Ha'atzmaut
  • Dancing with the [[Torah]]
  • Traditional arrangement of symbolic foods on a [[Passover Seder Plate]]
  • Table set for [[Passover]] [[seder]]
  • [[Shabbat candles]] and [[kiddush cup]]
  • A man in a [[tallit]] blows the [[shofar]]
  • A [[sukkah]] booth
  • Rosh Hashana symbols: [[shofar]], [[apple]]s and [[honey]], [[pomegranate]]s, kiddush wine
  • Hanukkiah]]
  • A lit Yom HaShoah Yellow Candle
HOLIDAY CELEBRATED IN JUDAISM
Jewish Festivals; Jewish religious holidays; Jewish Holidays; Ancient Jewish Festivals; Jewish Feasts; Yom tov; Chagim; Annual Feasts; Yontef; Jewish festivals; Jew holidays; Yuntiff; Jewish Festival; Yontif; Moedim; Jewish feast; Acharei hachagim; Jewish Holiday; Yom Tob; Jewish holy day; Jewish festival; Jewish holiday; Moadim; Moad; Hebrew holiday; Hebrew holidays; Hebrew holy days; Chag (Jewish holiday); Jewish Holy days; Jewish Holy Days; Yom Tovim; Behab; Yamim Tovim; Festival day (Jewish); Erev Shavuot
Days off (usually from school) when there is no real reason we know of to have a free day.
Tomorrow we don't have classes. I'm not sure why. Probably some Jewish holiday.
legal holiday         
HOLIDAY GENERALLY ESTABLISHED BY LAW, USUALLY A NON-WORKING DAY FOR MOST PEOPLE
Public holidays; Legal holiday; Civic holiday; Civil holiday; Work holiday; Legal holidays
¦ noun N. Amer. a statutory public holiday.
Ejemplos de uso de jewish holiday
1. The Jewish holiday Rosh Hashanah begins at sunset.
2. Sunday, one day before the start to the weeklong Jewish holiday of Passover.
3. The damage was discovered after the cemetery reopened following a two–day Jewish holiday.
4. Hanukkah is a Jewish holiday that is celebrated over eight days in winter.
5. She then spoke with kibbutz members who told her about the upcoming Jewish holiday of Purim.