Ascensiontide
Eastertime
Rogation Sunday
Ascension Day
Easter
Easter Sunday
Expectation Week
Ascension
Eastertide
Easterfest
computus
epact
Paschaltime
Lent
Paschaltide
Low Sunday
Easter Monday
Whitsun
Whitweek
Whitsuntide
White Sunday
gangday
Lententide
Pascha
exeligmos
antepaschal
Jubilate Sunday
Jubilate
Hebrew calendar
Jewish calendar
Trinity Sunday
Pentecost
Easter Day
lunation
lunar month
moon
Ascension Sunday
synodic month
Easter Week
Epiphany
Palm Sunday
inex
Eastermonth
saros
Divine Mercy Sunday
Quasimodo
Rogation Day
mean solar day
sidereal month
Quinquagesima
Passion Week
Holy Week
Christmas season
Good Friday
Ascension of the Lord
Ordinary Time
Earth day
stretch
Alb Sunday
equinox
Septuagesima
pace
yesteryear
Ember day
Eostre
Shanbeh
past
past times
Ash Wednesday
Christian year
night
church year
Passion Sunday
calendar year
intercalate
phase of the moon
solar time
astronomical time
evenfall
fall
crepuscle
dusk
crepuscule
Suicide Sunday
daylight standard time
Advent
gloam
Rosh Hashanah

English words for 'The period from Ascension Day (39 days after Easter) until Whitsunday (49 days after Easter).'

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