Sukkot

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Sukkot is a week-long Jewish harvest festival and pilgrimage holiday commemorating the Israelites’ dwelling in temporary shelters after the Exodus from Egypt.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Jewish holiday
biblical festival
harvest festival
pilgrimage festival
alsoKnownAs Sukkot
surface form: Chag HaSukkot

Sukkot
surface form: Feast of Booths

Sukkot
surface form: Feast of Tabernacles

Zeman Simchateinu
associatedEmotion joy
associatedWith agricultural harvest in the Land of Israel
biblicalSource Deuteronomy 16:13–15
Leviticus 23:33–43
Numbers 29:12–38
calendarSystem Hebrew calendar
category Shalosh Regalim
centralMitzvah dwelling in a sukkah
taking the Four Species
commemorates Book of Exodus
surface form: Exodus from Egypt

Israelites dwelling in temporary shelters in the wilderness
duration 7 days in the Land of Israel
8 days in the Jewish diaspora
endDateHebrewCalendar 21 Tishrei in Israel
22 Tishrei in the diaspora for the festival of Sukkot proper
follows Yom Kippur
frequency annual
halakhicStatus Yom Tov on first day in Israel
Yom Tov on first two days in diaspora
immediatelyFollowedBy Shemini Atzeret
includes Chol HaMoed
Hoshana Rabbah
liturgicalFeature Hallel
Sukkot self-linksurface differs
surface form: Hoshanot processions

Musaf sacrifices described in Numbers 29
observedBy many secular Jews in cultural form
religious Jews
pilgrimageDestination Jewish Temple
surface form: Jerusalem Temple in ancient times
relatedTo Passover
Shavuot
religion Judaism
requires eating meals in the sukkah
reciting blessings over the Four Species
ritualObject aravot
etrog
hadasim
lulav
sukkah
season autumn
startDateHebrewCalendar 15 Tishrei
symbolizes divine protection in the wilderness
human dependence on God
translation Booths

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Jews hasMajorHoliday Sukkot
Judaism hasHoliday Sukkot
Sukkot alsoKnownAs Sukkot
this entity surface form: Feast of Tabernacles
Sukkot alsoKnownAs Sukkot
this entity surface form: Feast of Booths
Sukkot alsoKnownAs Sukkot
this entity surface form: Chag HaSukkot
Sukkot liturgicalFeature Sukkot self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Hoshanot processions
Yom Tov (Jewish festival days) includes Sukkot
subject surface form: Yom Tov
Tishrei containsHoliday Sukkot
Tishrei day15Event Sukkot
this entity surface form: Sukkot begins
Samaritanism observes Sukkot
Musaf recitedOn Sukkot
Machzor usedOn Sukkot
Leviticus 23:33–43 primaryTopic Sukkot
this entity surface form: Feast of Tabernacles
Leviticus 23:33–43 primaryTopic Sukkot
this entity surface form: Feast of Booths
Leviticus 23:33–43 festivalName Sukkot
this entity surface form: Feast of Booths
Leviticus 23:33–43 festivalName Sukkot
this entity surface form: Feast of Tabernacles
Shalosh Regalim consistsOf Sukkot
Hallel usedOn Sukkot
Three Regalim hasPart Sukkot
Hoshana Rabbah partOf Sukkot
Shemini Atzeret follows Sukkot
Shemini Atzeret follows Sukkot
this entity surface form: Feast of Tabernacles
Georgian Jews holiday Sukkot
Chol HaMoed partOf Sukkot
Yamim Noraim precedes Sukkot
Simchat Torah follows Sukkot
Five Megillot traditionalFestival Sukkot
subject surface form: Ecclesiastes
Jewish Canadians holiday Sukkot
Leviticus 23 listsFestival Sukkot
this entity surface form: Feast of Tabernacles
Leviticus 23 listsFestival Sukkot
this entity surface form: Feast of Booths
Leviticus 23 listsFestival Sukkot
Messianic Jews observe Sukkot
Musaf for Sukkot recitedOn Sukkot
Samaritans majorFestival Sukkot
Three Festivals refersTo Sukkot
Three Festivals includesFestivalType Sukkot
this entity surface form: Sukkot pilgrimage
Exodus 23 mentionsFestival Sukkot
this entity surface form: Feast of Ingathering
Yom Tov includes Sukkot
Hoshanot usedDuring Sukkot