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yom tov

American  
[yawn tuhv, tuhf, yuhn tuhv, tuhf, yawm tawv, yohm tohv] / ˈyɔn təv, təf, ˈyʌn təv, təf, ˈyɔm ˈtɔv, ˈyoʊm ˈtoʊv /

noun

Yiddish and Hebrew.

plural

yom tovs, yamim tovim, yomim tovim

  1. a Jewish holiday.

yom tov British  
/ ˈjɔm ˈtɔv, ˈjɔmtəv /

noun

  1. Judaism a festival, esp that of Passover, Shabuoth, Sukkoth, or Rosh Hashana

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Etymology

Origin of yom tov

Literally, “good day”

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