sabbatical

See also: Sabbatical

English

Alternative forms

• Sabbatic, sabbatic
• Sabbatical

Etymology

From Latin sabbaticus, from Ancient Greek σαββατικός (sabbatikós) +‎ -al,

Adjective

sabbatical (not comparable)

1. Relating to the Sabbath / sabbath.
2. Relating to a sabbatical.

Derived terms

• sabbatical leave
• Sabbatically
• sabbatically
• sabbatical year

 

Related terms

• Sabbatarian
• sabbatarian
• sabbatarianism
• Sabbatarianism
• Sabbath
• sabbath
• Sabbatism
• sabbatism
• shabbat
• Shabbat
• Shabbos
• shabbos

 

Translations

relating to the Sabbath

• Finnish: sapatti- (fi), sapatin (fi)
• French: sabbatique (fr)
• German: sabbatlich
• Portuguese: sabático (pt)
• Spanish: sabático (es)
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• Swedish: sabbatlig
• Turkish: Sebt, Sebt Günü
• Volapük: jabatik
• Yiddish: שבתדיק (shabesdik)

relating to an extended period of leave

• Finnish: sapatti- (fi), sapatin (fi)
• Italian: sabbatico
• Portuguese: sabático (pt)
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• Russian: тво́рческий (ru) (tvórčeskij)
• Spanish: sabático (es)

Noun

sabbatical (plural sabbaticals)

1. An extended period of leave from a person's usual pursuits.

Translations

extended period of leave

• Dutch: sabbatjaar n, sabbatsjaar (nl) n
• Finnish: sapattivapaa, sapattivuosi
• French: année sabbatique f
• German: Sabbatjahr (de) n, Sabbatical (de) n, Langzeiturlaub m, Studienurlaub m
• Hebrew: שבתון \ שַׁבָּתוֹן m (shabatón)
• Italian: anno sabbatico m
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: sabbatsår (no) n, hvileår n, kvileår n

  Nynorsk: sabbatsår n, kvileår n

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• Portuguese: sabática (pt) f
• Russian: тво́рческий о́тпуск (tvórčeskij ótpusk)
• Spanish: sabático (es) m
• Swedish: sabbatsår (sv) n
• Turkish: Sebt, Sebt Günü
• Ukrainian: тво́рча відпу́стка (tvórča vidpústka), науко́ва відпу́стка (naukóva vidpústka)

References

• sabbatical on Wikipedia.Wikipedia