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Shrovetide en · NOUN

Pronunciation

• (Southern-England) audio

Etymology

From shrove + -tide.

Meanings

1. The three days immediately preceding Lent; Shrove Sunday, Shrove Monday, and Shrove Tuesday, preceding Ash Wednesday.

Forms

Deriveds

Royal Shrovetide football · Shrovetide football

Synonyms

fastgang-tide · fasterns-een · fastens

Translations (39)

et vastlad (period of three days) · izh Maslitsa (period of three days) · be ма́сьленіца (period of three days) · pl mięsopust (period of three days) · sk mäsopust (period of three days) · fi laskiainen (period of three days) · cy Ynyd (period of three days) · fo føstulávint (period of three days) · de Fastnacht (period of three days) · pl ostatki (period of three days) · uk ма́сниця (period of three days) · pl zapusty (period of three days) · kw ynys (period of three days) · gmq-oda fastelaghen (period of three days) · fo føstuinngangur (period of three days) · nn fastelavn (period of three days) · sk fašiangy (period of three days) · fo fastalávint (period of three days) · ru ма́сленая неде́ля (period of three days) · fi voiviikko (period of three days) · dsb zapust (period of three days) · gl entroido (period of three days) · ca Carnestoltes (period of three days) · nb fastelavn (period of three days) · myv мастя (period of three days) · cs masopust (period of three days) · ga an Inid (period of three days) · et võinädal (period of three days) · sv fastlagen (period of three days) · es carnestolendas (period of three days) · be ма́сленіца (period of three days) · ru ма́сленица (period of three days) · de Fasching (period of three days) · pt entrudo (period of three days) · enm fastingang (period of three days) · gv Yn Ynnyd (period of three days) · de Fastnachtszeit (period of three days) · de Karneval (period of three days) · da fastelavn (period of three days)