Definition
Definition of Tabernacles - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun, plural
1.
festivalTECH. Jewish festival commemorating Israelites' shelter in the wildernessTECH.
- Tabernacles is celebrated with joy and thanksgiving.
2.
religionTECH. Christian holiday reflecting the Jewish festival SukkotTECH.
- Some Christians observe Tabernacles with special services.
Expressions with Tabernacles
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Jewish holiday celebrating the harvest and remembering the desert journey
During the Feast of Tabernacles, families build a sukkah.
Origin of Tabernacles
Latin, tabernaculum (tent) + -es (plural)
Examples of Tabernacles in a sentence
Tabernacles involves various traditional rituals and prayers. Tabernacles is celebrated with joy and reflection. During Tabernacles, families gather for meals.
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- French:Souccot, fête des Tabernacles, ...
- German:Laubhütten, ...
- Italian:Sukkot, Festa dei Tabernacoli, ...
- Spanish:Sucot, Tabernáculos, ...
- Portuguese:Sukkot, Festa dos Tabernáculos, ...
- Chinese:住棚节, ...
- Japanese:仮庵の祭り, ...
- Arabic:عيد المظال, عيد المظال المسيحي, ...
- Hebrew:סֻכּוֹת, טַבֶּרְנַקְלְס, ...
- Russian:Суккот, праздник Кущей, ...
- Ukrainian:Суккот, Кучки, ...
- Hindi:तबर्नेकल्स, तंबू, ...
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