A jubilee is a special anniversary of an event, especially one celebrating a major event such as a royal coronation, the founding of a nation, or another significant historical event. The term is derived from the Hebrew word yovel (יוֹבֵל), which refers to the biblical year of release, a year of rest and freedom occurring every 50 years. In the context of monarchies, a jubilee often marks the length of time a monarch has reigned, such as a silver jubilee for 25 years or a diamond jubilee for 60 years. The concept of a jubilee is also observed in various cultures and languages, such as the French jubilé, the Spanish jubileo, and the German Jubiläum. These celebrations often involve public ceremonies, parades, and other festivities to commemorate the occasion.