Disambiguation evidence for Jewish feast of Shavuot via surface form

"Shavuot"


As subject (48)

Triples where this entity appears as subject under the label "Shavuot".

Predicate Object
alsoKnownAs Shavuot
surface form: Chag HaShavuot
alsoKnownAs Shavuot
surface form: Feast of Weeks
alsoKnownAs Shavuot
surface form: Pentecost (Jewish)
alsoKnownAs Shavuot
surface form: Zman Matan Torateinu
associatedWith First fruits (Bikkurim)
associatedWith Wheat harvest in the Land of Israel
biblicalSource Book of Deuteronomy
biblicalSource Book of Exodus
biblicalSource Book of Leviticus
calendarSystem Hebrew calendar
category Shalosh Regalim
commemorates Covenant between God and Israel
commemorates Giving of the Torah at Mount Sinai
commemorates Book of Exodus
surface form: Revelation at Mount Sinai
countingPrecededBy Counting of the Omer
dateInHebrewCalendar 6 Sivan
duration One day in Israel
duration Two days in the Jewish diaspora
halachicStatus Yom Tov (Jewish festival days)
surface form: Yom Tov
hebrewMonth Sivan
instanceOf Biblical festival
instanceOf Jewish holiday
instanceOf Pilgrimage festival
instanceOf Religious observance
language Hebrew
liturgicalTheme Acceptance of the Torah
liturgicalTheme Revelation of the Torah
meaningOfName Weeks
observedBy Many secular Jews as a cultural holiday
observedBy Religious Jews
pilgrimageDestination Jewish Temple
surface form: Temple in Jerusalem
relatedConcept Covenant Code
surface form: Sinai covenant
relatedConcept Ten Commandments
religion Judaism
season Late spring
symbol Greenery and flowers in some customs
symbol Ten Commandments
surface form: Tablets of the Ten Commandments
timeAfterPassover Fifty days
timeAfterPassover Seven weeks
traditionalFood Blintzes
traditionalFood Cheesecake
traditionalFood Dairy foods
traditionalObservance All-night Torah study (Tikkun Leil Shavuot)
traditionalObservance Bringing of Bikkurim in Temple times
traditionalObservance Ruth
surface form: Reading of the Book of Ruth
traditionalObservance Recitation of Akdamut in some communities
traditionalObservance Recitation of Hallel
workProhibition Melacha forbidden like on other festivals