Easter Sunday
Easter Day
Easterfest
Eastertide
Eostre
Eastertime
Paschaltide
Pascha
Paschaltime
Pasch
mid-April
Easter
Easter Week
Good Wednesday
Passion Week
Holy Week
May game
feria
Aprilian
Victoria Day
Aprilish
Whitsunday
Easter Monday
Christmas
Christmas Day
Epiphany
Xmas
Dec 25
Chait
maying
Aprilly
Caitra
Ascension
Walpurgis Night
church calendar
computus
ecclesiastical calendar
Summer Finding
Good Friday
Trinity Sunday
Ascension Day
Low Sunday
White Sunday
mid-March
Floralia
Eastermonth
Aprilesque
pace
Absolution Day
Holy Thursday
Maytime
Abrílo
Palm Sunday
Septuagesima
feast
Ordinary Time
May Day
A.
season
Ostara
may
Whitsuntide
moveable feast
nativity
Whitweek
Whitsun
Thingyan
movable feast
Ashadha
Goa
March equinox
Beltane
Irreecha
vernal equinox
St. Luke's summer
Marchy
spring equinox
Eastery
holytide
Divine Mercy Sunday
April showers bring May flowers
festivity
August Bank Holiday
Q2
May
rain date
Fordicidia
Jesus Day

English words for 'the day (in March or April) on which the festival of Easter is celebrated'

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