| 单词 | Feast of Tabernacles |
| 释义 | feast /fēst/noun
ORIGIN: OFr feste (Fr fête), from L fēstum a holiday, fēstus solemn, festal feastˈer noun feastˈful adjective (archaic) Festive, joyful, luxurious feastˈing noun feastˈ-day noun A day on which a religious festival occurs feastˈ-rite noun A rite or custom observed at religious feasts feastˈ-won adjective (Shakespeare) Won or bribed by feasting Feast of Dedication Another name for Hanukkah Feast of Fools and Feast of Asses Medieval festivals held between Christmas and Epiphany, in which a mock bishop was enthroned in church, a burlesque mass was said, and an ass driven round in triumph Feast of Lots The Jewish festival of Purim Feast of Tabernacles same as Sukkoth Feast of Weeks same as Shabuoth movable feast
tabernacle /tabˈər-na-kl/noun
To sojourn transitive verbTo put or enshrine in a tabernacle ORIGIN: L tabernāculum, dimin of taberna a hut tabˈernacled adjective tabernacular /-nakˈū-lər/ adjective tabˈernacle-work noun Ornamental work over niches, stalls, etc, with canopies and pinnacles, or any work in which this forms a characteristic feature Feast of Tabernacles (also called Feast of Ingathering or Sukkoth) a Jewish harvest festival, commemorating the sojourn in tents in the wilderness |
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