Noun:

సెలవు, గడిచిన రోజు, వినోదం, పండుగ,

holidays's Usage Examples:

also Epagomènes; French Sans-culottides, Sanculottides, jours complémentaires, jours épagomènes) are holidays following the last month of the year.

prayers for weekdays and Shabbat, for lifecycle events like weddings and circumcisions, and for most major and minor Jewish holidays.

He continued collecting minerals and insects, and family holidays in Wales brought Charles new opportunities, but an older sister ruled that it was not right to kill insects for his collections, and he had to find dead ones.

The annual Big Game between Stanford and California continued as rugby, with the winner invited by the British Columbia Rugby Union to a tournament in Vancouver over the Christmas holidays, with the winner of that tournament receiving the Cooper Keith Trophy.

Nor does he have many male friends, either; when first introduced, he is in the habit of spending his university holidays hiking alone through the British countryside (which facilitates Weston's kidnapping him).

It is used to describe the monetary gift given during holidays or special occasions, such as the Chinese New Year or weddings or birthdays.

Cambodia) with a longer, six-day workweek, have more holidays (28) to compensate.

Hwang also withdrew 140 million won in August 2001 to buy gifts for his sponsors, including politicians and other prominent social figures, before Chusok holidays, according to prosecutors.

Today the Commandment Keepers follow traditional Jewish practices and observe Jewish holidays.

Nowadays, this town still attracts several thousands of visitors from Peninsular Malaysia and Southern Thailand every weekend and during public holidays.

Considered a specialty meat, barbacoa is typically sold on weekends or holidays in certain parts of Texas and in all of Mexico.

For non-members, admission is free on weekdays, but a fee is charged on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays ("5 for each passenger car, mini-van, or motorcycle; "10 for passenger vans and recreational vehicles; and "20 for buses).

eclipses—coinciding on Jewish holidays—with six full moons in between, and no intervening partial lunar eclipses) which began with the April 2014 lunar eclipse.

Synonyms:

half-term, vacation, field day, leisure, outing, vac, leisure time, picnic, honeymoon, paid vacation,

Antonyms:

overspend, work time, time off, night, day,