festival of lights

  • 1Festival of Lights — Festival of Light or Celebration of Light is a common name (or translation) for many disparate events and groups throughout the world. The events range from deeply religious and significant observances to cultural festivals to small local… …

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  • 2Festival of Lights — Berliner Siegessäule 2009 Das Festival of Lights (dt. Lichterfest) ist eine Veranstaltung in Berlin, bei der einmal jährlich im Oktober für ein bis zwei Wochen bekannte Berliner Sehenswürdigkeiten durch Illuminationen, Feuerwerk,… …

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  • 3Festival of Lights — noun (Judaism) an eight day Jewish holiday commemorating the rededication of the Temple of Jerusalem in 165 BC • Syn: ↑Hanukkah, ↑Hanukah, ↑Hannukah, ↑Chanukah, ↑Chanukkah, ↑Channukah, ↑Channukkah, ↑ …

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  • 4Festival of Lights — n. Hanukkah, Jewish festival which lasts for eight days and commemorates the victory of the Maccabees over Antiochus Epiphanes and the rededication of the Temple …

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  • 5Festival of Lights — noun Hanukkah …

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  • 6festival of lights — noun 1》 another term for Hanukkah. 2》 another term for Diwali …

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  • 7Festival of Lights — noun → Deepavali …

  • 8Atlantic Superstore Festival of Lights — See Also, Festival of Lights (disambiguation) The Atlantic Superstore Festival of Lights is an annual summer holiday festival that takes place at the Charlottetown waterfront, Prince Edward Island, Canada. It is billed as the largest Canada Day… …

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  • 9Peterborough Summer Festival of Lights — See also Festival of Lights (disambiguation) Every summer, the Peterborough Summer Festival of Lights, a non profit, charitable organization in Peterborough, Ontario, Canada, hosts a series of free outdoor concerts every Wednesday and Saturday… …

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  • 10Festival of Dedication — and Festival of Lights same as ↑Hanukkah • • • Main Entry: ↑festival …

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