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- noun (Judaism) Jewish holy day celebrated on the sixth of Sivan to celebrate Moses receiving the Ten Commandments
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Examples
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It was a sleepy June day, as I recall -- the festival of Shavuoth.
Alan Elsner: Lessons From Israel's Osirek Raid 30 Years Ago Alan Elsner 2011
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It was a sleepy June day, as I recall -- the festival of Shavuoth.
Alan Elsner: Lessons From Israel's Osirek Raid 30 Years Ago Alan Elsner 2011
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It was a sleepy June day, as I recall -- the festival of Shavuoth.
Alan Elsner: Lessons From Israel's Osirek Raid 30 Years Ago Alan Elsner 2011
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It was a sleepy June day, as I recall -- the festival of Shavuoth.
Alan Elsner: Lessons From Israel's Osirek Raid 30 Years Ago Alan Elsner 2011
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I made this cake for Shavuoth in Jerusalem fairly high altitude.
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Overnight music video The period between Passover and Shavuoth is a period during which a lot of bad things have happened over the course of Jewish history.
Israelated - English Israel blogs Israel Matzav 2010
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Overnight music video The period between Passover and Shavuoth is a period during which a lot of bad things have happened over the course of Jewish history.
Israelated - English Israel blogs Israel Matzav 2010
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Overnight music video I mentioned earlier this week that the period between Passover and Shavuoth is a period of mourning.
Israelated - English Israel blogs Israel Matzav 2010
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Overnight music video I mentioned earlier this week that the period between Passover and Shavuoth is a period of mourning.
Israelated - English Israel blogs Israel Matzav 2010
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For instance the Sermon on the Mount comes at Shavuoth, the time of the giving of the Torah at Mount Sinai.
Israpundit 2009
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