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SA
abbreviation
1 Salvation Army.
2 South Africa.
3 South America.
4 Aust state South Australia.
5 IVR Saudi Arabia.
6 hist : Sturmabteilung (German), the paramilitary arm of the Nazi party.
abbreviation
1 Salvation Army.
2 South Africa.
3 South America.
4 Aust state South Australia.
5 IVR Saudi Arabia.
6 hist : Sturmabteilung (German), the paramilitary arm of the Nazi party.
sabadilla
noun (sabadillas )
1 a tropical plant of the lily genus.
2 the seeds of this plant, yielding the alkaloid veratrine.
[19c: from Spanish cebadilla , a diminutive of cebada barley]
noun (sabadillas )
1 a tropical plant of the lily genus.
2 the seeds of this plant, yielding the alkaloid veratrine.
[19c: from Spanish cebadilla , a diminutive of cebada barley]
Sabbatarian
noun
1 a person who recognizes Saturday as the Sabbath.
2 a person who believes in or practises strict observance of the Sabbath, ie Saturday or Sunday, depending on the religion.
adjective of or relating to Sabbatarians.
[17c: from Latin sabbatarius a Sabbath-keeper]
Sabbatarianism noun .
noun
1 a person who recognizes Saturday as the Sabbath.
2 a person who believes in or practises strict observance of the Sabbath, ie Saturday or Sunday, depending on the religion.
adjective of or relating to Sabbatarians.
[17c: from Latin sabbatarius a Sabbath-keeper]
Sabbatarianism noun .
Sabbath
noun
1 a day of the week set aside for religious worship and rest from work, Saturday among Jews and Sunday among most Christians.
2 (sabbath) a time of rest.
3 a witches' midnight meeting. Also called sabbat.
adjective referring to or appropriate to the Sabbath.
[Anglo-Saxon: from Greek sabbaton , from Hebrew shabbath rest]
noun
1 a day of the week set aside for religious worship and rest from work, Saturday among Jews and Sunday among most Christians.
2 (sabbath) a time of rest.
3 a witches' midnight meeting. Also called sabbat.
adjective referring to or appropriate to the Sabbath.
[Anglo-Saxon: from Greek sabbaton , from Hebrew shabbath rest]
sabbatical
adjective
1 relating to or being a period of leave usually given to lecturers or teachers in higher education, especially to study or to undertake a separate and related project.
2 (Sabbatical) relating to, resembling or typical of the Sabbath.
noun a period of sabbatical leave.
[17c: from Greek sabbatikos , from sabbaton , from Hebrew shabbath rest]
adjective
1 relating to or being a period of leave usually given to lecturers or teachers in higher education, especially to study or to undertake a separate and related project.
2 (Sabbatical) relating to, resembling or typical of the Sabbath.
noun a period of sabbatical leave.
[17c: from Greek sabbatikos , from sabbaton , from Hebrew shabbath rest]
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