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Summary

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sabbat:
- Sabbath; black Sabbath; witches' Sabbath
Wiktionary:
- sabbat → shabbat, sabbath, coven
- sabbat → Sabbath
- sabbat → sabbath, Sabbath, shabbos, shabbas

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sabbat:
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- Synonyms for "sabbat":
  witches' Sabbath; assembly

French

Detailed Translations for sabbat from French to English

sabbat:

sabbat [le ~] noun

le sabbat
the Sabbath
- Sabbath [the ~] noun
le sabbat (sabbat noir)
the black Sabbath; the witches' Sabbath
- black Sabbath [the ~] noun
- witches' Sabbath [the ~] noun

Translation Matrix for sabbat:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
Sabbath	sabbat
black Sabbath	sabbat; sabbat noir
witches' Sabbath	sabbat; sabbat noir

Synonyms for "sabbat":

samedi; chahut

Wiktionary Translations for sabbat:

sabbat

noun

(religion) dernier jour de la semaine, consacré à la prière, chez les juifs et les chrétiens sabbataires.
- sabbat → shabbat; sabbath

sabbat

noun

formal group or assembly of witches
- coven → sabbat

proper noun

witches' Sabbath
- Sabbath → sabbat; esba
Biblical seventh day
- Sabbath → shabbat; chabbat; sabbat

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• sabbat	→ sabbath; Sabbath	↔ Sabbat — letzter und heiliger Tag in der Woche bei der jüdischen Glaubensgemeinschaft (im wesentlichen der Samstag)
• sabbat	→ shabbos; shabbas	↔ Schabbes — letzter und heiliger Tag in der Woche bei der jüdischen Glaubensgemeinschaft (im wesentlichen der Samstag/Sonnabend)

External Machine Translations:

Related Translations for sabbat

sabbat noir

English

Detailed Translations for sabbat from English to French

sabbat:

Translation Matrix for sabbat:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	witches' Sabbath

Synonyms for "sabbat":

witches' Sabbath; assembly

Related Definitions for "sabbat":

a midnight meeting of witches to practice witchcraft and sorcery; in the Middle Ages it was supposed to be a demonic orgy¹

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