Shabbos
- adjective
- /ˈʃɑːbəs/
- They prepared a Shabbos meal with traditional dishes before sunset.
Examples
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She wore her special Shabbos dress to the family dinner on Friday night.
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The bakery sells delicious Shabbos challah every Friday afternoon.
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We enjoy a Shabbos meal every Friday evening.
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Many families prepare for Shabbos by cooking traditional dishes.
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Every Friday evening, we light candles to welcome Shabbos into our home.
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The family gathered to celebrate Shabbos, enjoying their favorite dishes and prayers.
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He always brings a bottle of wine for the Shabbos table each week.
Synonyms
Relating to a day or time kept for religious rest
Relating to a day of religious rest or worship
Compounds
- Jargon
A person who is not Jewish doing tasks Jews cannot do on the Jewish day of rest
Surface Forms
Etymology
Shabbos as an adjective comes from the Hebrew Shabbat, meaning 'rest' or 'the Sabbath', so it describes things that belong to or are used for the Sabbath day.