- Shab|bat
- Shab|bat «shuh BAHT», noun.Hebrew. the Jewish Sabbath.
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shab — shab·bas; shab·bat; shab·bi·fy; shab·bi·ly; shab·bi·ness; shab·by; shab·rack; shab·bath; shab·bos; shab·raque; … English syllables
bat — bat·tail·ous; bat·ta·lia; bat·tal·ion; bat·tel·er; bat·te·ment; bat·ten·berg; bat·ten·er; bat·te·rie; bat·ter·sea; bat·tery; bat·tery·man; bat·ting; bat·tle·dore; bat·tle·ment; bat·tle·ment·ed; bat·tle·some; bat·tu; bat·tue; bat·ture; bat·tu·ta;… … English syllables
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shabbat — shab·bat … English syllables
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