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Shabbat

/ʃəˈbæt/

/ʃəˈbɑt/

Translations

Shabbatnoun

/ʃəˈbæt/

/ʃəˈbɑt/

Common noun for the Jewish Sabbath; in English it may also be used as an attributive noun before another noun.

шаббатрелиг., иудаизм

We turn off our phones during Shabbat.

Мы выключаем телефоны во время шаббата.

Synonyms

Shabbos

Sabbath

Sabbath day

Saturday Sabbath

Seventh-day Sabbath

Day of Rest

Antonyms

Shabbatadjective

Relational adjective derived from the noun; used attributively. Comparative and superlative forms are not used.

шаббатныйрелиг., иудаизм; употребляется атрибутивно

She lit the Shabbat candles before sunset.

Она зажгла шаббатные свечи до захода солнца.

Synonyms

Antonyms

Shabbatproper noun

Capitalized as the name of the Jewish Sabbath in religious and cultural contexts.

Шаббатназвание еврейского субботнего дня отдыха в религиозном и культурном контексте

Shabbat begins at sunset on Friday.

Шаббат начинается на закате в пятницу.

Synonyms

the Sabbath

Definitions

Shabbatnoun

the Jewish Sabbath, observed from Friday evening to Saturday evening

We turn off our phones during Shabbat.

Shabbatadjective

relating to Shabbat or intended for use on Shabbat

She lit the Shabbat candles before sunset.

Shabbatproper noun

the Jewish Sabbath as a named religious observance

Shabbat begins at sunset on Friday.