Usage of "high holy days"

Portuguese

Spanish

Collective name for the Jewish holidays of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur.

Usage of high holy days in English

We celebrated the five high holy days and King Stephen's birthday. 
 Honour's Knight 

We send a priest most high holy days. 
 Tuck 

One of their high holy days. 
 Antiphon 

Shargel used to teach at NYU Law School (criminal appellate) and on high holy days he is an usher at the Park Avenue Synagogue. 
 The new yorker 

I hope I made his High Holy Days, because I'm miserable. 
 You say tomato, I say shut up 

The High Holy Days were near unendurable. 
 The Golem and the Jinni 

Rubinstein remembered Isabell's work late last month as he scrambled to arrange the synagogue's High Holy Days services-in-exile. 
 The new yorker 

President Obama participated in the conference call every year, and previous presidents have held similar events to mark the High Holy Days. 
 NY Magazine 

The fast was meant to be the culmination of the spiritual work of the High Holy Days, a cleansing and purifying of the soul. 
 The Golem and the Jinni 

Translations for high holy days

Portuguese

yamim noraim grandes festas no judaísmo

Spanish

yamim noraim

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Meanings of high holy days in English