Übersetzung für 'shabbos' von Englisch nach Deutsch

shabbos

Schabbes {m} [jiddisch: Sabbat] [ugs.]

• "Shabbat" (שבת) (Ashkenazi pron. from Yiddish "shabbos"), or Sabbath, is referred to by that name exclusively. Similarly, "Rosh Chodesh" (ראש חודש) is referred to by that name exclusively.
• Shabbos Shlomo on Hilchos Shabbos.
• He died on the 10th of Cheshvan, 5726, 70 minutes before Shabbos. He was interred on Har HaMenuchot.
• He would eat meat only on Shabbos, and during the week he never ate bread.
• When a kumzits takes place Friday night, it is often called an "oneg shabbos" (a Hebrew phrase meaning "Sabbath pleasure").

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• He especially known for his versions of "Rozo D'shabbos" and "Ribono Shel Olom".
• Each blast represented a different act done to prepare for shabbos.
• On Shabbos afternoon, there is a Pirchei group and Bnos group at Yeshivah Ohel Moshe for children from the neighborhood.
• Additionally, the Yeshiva sends several Rebbeim once a year to spend a Shabbos in the community.
• In 2013 Friedman released his first spinoff album "B'nei Heichala: A Shabbos with Benny Friedman", which includes traditional and modern Shabbat "zemirot".

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• During this time, Wagner converted his home into "Camp Shabbos" and started holding weekly gatherings and Torah study sessions on Friday nights.
• The AOJS Medical-Dental section maintains a list of shomer Shabbos medical residency positions available around the U.S.
• A "Shabbos goy", "Shabbat goy" or "Shabbes goy" ([...] , "shabbos goy"; [...] , "goy shel shabbat"; plural "Shabbos goyim") is a non-Jew who is employed by Jews to perform certain types of work ("melakha") that Jewish religious law ("halakha") prohibits a Jew from doing on the Shabbat.