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Showing words for SHABUOTH using the English dictionary

8 Letter Words for Shabuoth

shabuoth

6 Letter Words for Shabuoth

abouts, asouth, bahuts, basuto, bathos, boshta, butohs

5 Letter Words for Shabuoth

about, abush, abuts, ahush, aotus, ashot, autos, bahts, bahut, basho, basto, baths, bhuts, boast, boats, botas, bouts, buats, busto, butoh, butos, habus, hasht, haust, hoast, hosta, houts, husho, husht, oaths, outas, sabot, shoat, shout, shuba, shuha, south, subah, thous, tsuba, tsubo, tubas

4 Letter Words for Shabuoth

abos, abut, ahhs, auth, auto, baho, bahs, baht, bash, bast, bath, bats, bhat, bhut, boas, boat, bohs, bosh, bota, both, bots, bout, buat, bush, bust, buto, buts, habu, hash, hast, hath, hats, haut, hoas, hobs, hohs, host, hoth, hots, hout, hubs, huhs, hush, huso, hust, huts, oahu, oast, oath, oats, obas, obus, osha, otus, oust, outa, outs, sahh, saut, shab, shah, shot, shou, shua, shut, soba, soth, sout, stab, stoa, stob, stub, suba, tabs, taos, tash, tasu, taus, thob, thos, thou, thus, tosa, tosh, tuba, tubs, tush, utah, utas

3 Letter Words for Shabuoth

abo, abs, abt, abu, ahh, aho, ahs, ahu, aob, asb, ash, ast, auh, bah, bas, bat, boa, boh, bos, bot, bsh, btu, bus, but, hab, hao, has, hat, hau, hoa, hob, hoh, hos, hot, hts, hub, huh, hut, oas, oat, oba, obs, ohs, ous, out, sab, sah, sao, sat, sau, sha, shh, sho, sht, sob, sot, sou, sta, sub, tab, tao, tas, tau, tbs, tha, thb, tho, toa, tob, tos, tou, tsh, tua, tub, uhs, usa, ush, ust, uta, uts

Definitions for Shabuoth

[1] Judaism . Shavuoth.
[2] a festival, celebrated on the sixth and seventh days of Sivan by Orthodox and Conservative Jews outside Israel but only on the sixth day by Reform Jews and Jews in Israel, that commemorates God's giving of the Ten Commandments to Moses.
[3] a variant spelling of Shavuot

Origin of Shabuoth

ShavuothFirst recorded in 1890–95, Shavuoth is from the Hebrew word Shābhūʿōth literally, weeks