What is another word for shebat?
Pronunciation: [ʃˈɛbat] (IPA) 
Shebat is the fifth month of the Jewish year, which usually falls between late January to late February. It is often referred to in other terms such as Shvat or Shabbat. The term "Shebat" is derived from the Babylonian language, where it was known as "Shabatu." Some synonyms for the word "Shebat" are twelfth month or midwinter, representing the time of the year when snow falls in the Middle East. Another synonym for Shebat is "new year of the trees," referring to the holiday of Tu B'Shevat celebrated during this month. Furthermore, Shebat is also associated with harvest season and new beginnings.
