sabbat
/ˈsæbæt, ˈsæbət/Definitions
1. noun
A day or period of rest, a holy day, especially in Judaism.
“The family observed the sabbat by attending synagogue services and enjoying a traditional meal.”
2. noun
A gathering of witches, especially in modern paganism.
“The coven planned a sabbat to celebrate the summer solstice, complete with a bonfire and ritual offerings.”