Shrovetide

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From shrove + -tide.

37 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Belarusian: ма́сленіца (másljenica) — period of three days
• Belarusian: ма́сьленіца (másʹljenica) — period of three days
• Catalan: Carnestoltes — period of three days
• Cornish: ynys — period of three days
• Czech: masopust — period of three days
• Danish: fastelavn — period of three days
• Old Danish: fastelaghen — period of three days
• Erzya: мастя (masťa) — period of three days
• Estonian: vastlad — period of three days
• Estonian: võinädal — period of three days
• Faroese: føstuinngangur — period of three days
• Faroese: fastalávint — period of three days
• Faroese: føstulávint — period of three days
• Finnish: laskiainen — period of three days
• Finnish: voiviikko — period of three days
• Galician: entroido — period of three days
• German: Fastnachtszeit — period of three days
• German: Fastnacht — period of three days
• German: Fasching — period of three days
• German: Karneval — period of three days
• Ingrian: Maslitsa — period of three days
• Irish: an Inid — period of three days
• Manx: Yn Ynnyd — period of three days
• Middle English: fastingang — period of three days
• Polish: ostatki — period of three days
• Polish: zapusty — period of three days
• Polish: mięsopust — period of three days
• Portuguese: entrudo — period of three days
• Russian: ма́сленица (máslenica) — period of three days
• Russian: ма́сленая неде́ля (máslenaja nedélja) — period of three days
• Slovak: fašiangy — period of three days
• Slovak: mäsopust — period of three days
• Lower Sorbian: zapust — period of three days
• Spanish: carnestolendas — period of three days
• Swedish: fastlagen — period of three days
• Ukrainian: ма́сниця (másnycja) — period of three days
• Welsh: Ynyd — period of three days