| 释义 |
hol ha·mo·ed
noun plural
or chol ha·mo·ed \ˌkōlhäˈmōəd\
Usage: sometimes capitalized
Etymology: Hebrew ḥol ha-moed, literally, the secular portion of the festival
: the four intermediate semiholidays between the first two and last two full festival days of Passover; also : the five intermediate days between the first two and last two days of Sukkoth |