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Hol Hamoed

Also Chol Ha·mo·ed

[khawl hah-maw-ed, khohl-hah-moh-eyd, -moid]

noun

Hebrew.

  1. the period between the first and last two days of Passover or Sukkoth, consisting of four days during Passover and five days during Sukkoth and having less than full festival status.

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Word History and Origins

Origin of Hol Hamoed1

ḥōl hammōʿēdh literally, “the secular part of the feast”

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