shabbos
/ˈʃæbɒs/ or /ˈʃæboʊs/Definitions
1. noun
In Judaism, the Sabbath, a day of rest observed from Friday evening to Saturday evening, during which many religious and cultural practices take place.
“The family lit candles and prepared a special meal to celebrate Shabbos.”
2. noun
A period of rest or a day off, often observed by Jews.
“After a long week, I look forward to taking a Shabbos to recharge.”
3. noun
A cultural or social occasion, especially in the Jewish community.
“The synagogue hosted a Shabbos dinner to welcome new members.”