Shrovetide

English Etymology en :af shrove -tide<id:time> + 1 Pronunciation en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Vealhurl-Shrovetide.wav Southern England Noun The three days immediately preceding Lent; Shrove Sunday, Shrove Monday, and Shrove Tuesday, preceding Ash Wednesday. Synonyms en fastens en fasterns-een en fastgang-tide Derived terms en Royal Shrovetide football Shrovetide football Translations period of three days Belarusian: be ма́сленіца f, be ма́сьленіца f Catalan: ca Carnestoltes m-p Cornish: kw ynys m Czech: cs masopust m Danish: da fastelavn c Old Danish: gmq-oda fastelaghen Erzya: myv мастя Estonian: et vastlad p; Orthodox et võinädal Faroese: fo føstuinngangur m, fo fastalávint f, fo føstulávint f Finnish: fi laskiainen; Orthodox fi voiviikko Galician: gl entroido m German: de Fastnachtszeit f, de Fastnacht f, de Fasching m, de Karneval m Ingrian: izh Maslitsa Irish: ga an Inid f Manx: gv Ynnyd f Yn Ynnyd Middle English: enm fastingang Norwegian: Bokmål: nb fastelavn m Nynorsk: nn fastelavn m Polish: pl ostatki m, pl zapusty m, pl mięsopust m Portuguese: pt entrudo m Russian: ru ма́сленица f, ru ма́сленая неде́ля f Slovak: sk fašiangy m-p, sk mäsopust m dated Sorbian: Lower Sorbian: dsb zapust m Spanish: es carnestolendas f-p Swedish: sv fastlagen c Ukrainian: uk ма́сниця f Welsh: cy Ynyd m en Calendar Christianity