pentecost

As an adjective apostolic

is pertaining to an apostle, or to the apostles, their times, or their peculiar spirit.

As a proper noun pentecost is

a jewish festival (also known as shavuot, the feast of weeks) seven weeks after the feast of firstfruits or yom habikkurim, originally a harvest festival but, since the destruction of the temple, also commemorating the anniversary of the giving of the ten commandments to moses and the israelites at mount sinai [see for further information on, and chronology of, these feasts].

As a proper noun pentecost

is a jewish festival (also known as shavuot, the feast of weeks) seven weeks after the feast of firstfruits or yom habikkurim, originally a harvest festival but, since the destruction of the temple, also commemorating the anniversary of the giving of the ten commandments to moses and the israelites at mount sinai [see for further information on, and chronology of, these feasts].

As a noun protestant is

(christianity) a member of any of several christian denominations which separated from the roman catholic church based on theological or political differences during the reformation (or sometimes later).

As an adjective protestant is

(christianity) of or pertaining to several denominations of christianity that separated from the roman catholic church based on theological or political differences during the reformation.

As a noun revival

is the act of reviving, or the state of being revived.

As a proper noun pentecost is

a jewish festival (also known as shavuot, the feast of weeks) seven weeks after the feast of firstfruits or yom habikkurim, originally a harvest festival but, since the destruction of the temple, also commemorating the anniversary of the giving of the ten commandments to moses and the israelites at mount sinai [see for further information on, and chronology of, these feasts].

As a noun ver

is worm.

As a proper noun pentecost is

a jewish festival (also known as shavuot, the feast of weeks) seven weeks after the feast of firstfruits or yom habikkurim, originally a harvest festival but, since the destruction of the temple, also commemorating the anniversary of the giving of the ten commandments to moses and the israelites at mount sinai [see for further information on, and chronology of, these feasts].