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- chag - Jewish English Lexicon
"Chag" is sometimes used to differentiate between major holidays, which entail restrictions on work and are called yom tov yontif, and minor ones, which are not, called "chag " Others use "chag" to refer to major holidays or to all holidays
- How Jews do Holiday Greetings - Chag Sameach or Gut Yom Tov?
Sephardic Jews prefer the Biblical term for a festival, “ chag ” Thus, when wishing someone a joyous festival, they say, “Chag same’ach ” (Note that you pronounce it “CHAHG sah-MAY-ach ”) This greeting has its roots in the Torah (Deuteronomy 16:14), where these two words are used in the commandment to rejoice on the festivals
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- Hebrew Word of the Day - holiday, festive day - חַג
The word ‘chag’, holiday or feast, illustrate the continuity of God’s holidays All Biblical holidays are named with prefix word ‘chag ’ For example, we say officially: ‘chag ha•Pesach’ and not just ‘Pesach’ for Passover, and ‘chag ha•Cha•nu•ka’ and not just Cha•nu•ka’
- The Chag - JewishSA
Whether we call it the holiday of Sukkot (“Booths” or more technically “Tabernacles”), or Chag HaAsif (“The Holiday of Ingathering”), or Zman Simchateinu (“The Time of our Rejoicing”), the fact is that like the many one-name artists who transcend a second name, this holiday is known as Chag (The “Holiday”), needing no
- Strongs Hebrew: 2282. חָג (chag) -- feast, feasts, festivalszzz
Transliteration: chag Pronunciation: khag Phonetic Spelling: (khag) KJV: (solemn) feast (day), sacrifice, solemnity NASB: feast, feasts, festivals, festival, festival sacrifice Word Origin: [from H2287 (חָגַג - celebrate)] 1 a festival, or a victim therefor
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