Shvi is a traditional Jewish practice observed during the Sukkot festival, specifically on the seventh day, known as Hoshana Rabbah. It involves the recitation of special prayers and the use of the lulav and etrog, which are symbols of the harvest. This day is significant for its emphasis on prayer for rain and blessings for the coming agricultural year. The term "Shvi" translates to "seventh" in Hebrew, highlighting its position in the week-long celebration. It is a time for reflection and gratitude, as communities gather to express their hopes for prosperity and sustenance. The rituals performed during Shvi reinforce the connection between faith and nature.