yomim tovim
yom tov
[Yiddish. yawn tuh
v, tuhf; English yuhn tuhv, tuhf; Sephardic Hebrew yawm tawv; Ashkenazic Hebrew yohm tohv] Origin:
literally, good day
literally, good day
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| —n , pl yamin tovim | |
| Judaism a festival, esp that of Passover, Shabuoth, Sukkoth, or Rosh Hashana | |
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