Definition of name day in English:

name day

noun

The feast day of a saint after whom a person is named.
命名日
Example sentencesExamples
- Eastern Orthodox Christian families also celebrate the Slava, or saint's name day, of each member of the family.
- When I had found Richard, I apologized for not returning to his party, and celebrate his name day.
- The rituals to celebrate various name days are quite similar to those practised on Christmas Eve and Christmas.
- In Russian tradition, name days - feasts of major saints - are more important than birthdays.
- Slovaks usually celebrate birthdays with their families, and celebrate name days (days dedicated to the saint for which one is named) with friends and co-workers.
- Other significant observances include birthdays (with a special jubilee at age fifty), name days, secondary-school graduation, royal fëtes, and the long summer vacation.
- In Croatia, name days paid homage to the saint for whom you were named.
- The Greek Orthodox calendar has many feast days, fast days, and name days.
- It is related to other Russian festive breads or cakes, such as the Easter kulich, or the krendel which is baked in a figure-of-eight shape to celebrate name days.
- Finnish children celebrate both a birthday and a name day, a day chosen by the parents for an annual celebration.
- Georgi is among the most popular names in the country, but Gergiovden is much more than another name day celebration.
- I was constantly attending a birthday, wedding, bridal shower, baptism or celebration for someone's name day (their Saint's feast day).
- Whole communities celebrate the name day of their village's patron saint.
- The New Year cycle of the water rituals flowed at the weekend as Bulgaria marked the name days of Jordan and Ivan.
- It's great that on their name day you can visit a person without being invited.
- On the evening before the name day, the older female relatives carry the baby around the mother's tent.
- It includes my name day and my birthday (which is Wednesday).
- The 19-year-old was out celebrating his name day with friends when an off-duty security guard accidentally cut his life short.
- Helen looks slightly concerned and is relieved when a local dignitary merely congratulates her on her name day without a hint of expectation.
- St Patrick is the patron saint of Ireland and his name day is celebrated all over the world wherever Irish people have gone.

Definition of name day in US English:

name day

nounˈnām ˌdāˈneɪm ˌdeɪ

The feast day of a saint after whom a person is named.
命名日
Example sentencesExamples
- Whole communities celebrate the name day of their village's patron saint.
- St Patrick is the patron saint of Ireland and his name day is celebrated all over the world wherever Irish people have gone.
- The New Year cycle of the water rituals flowed at the weekend as Bulgaria marked the name days of Jordan and Ivan.
- The Greek Orthodox calendar has many feast days, fast days, and name days.
- When I had found Richard, I apologized for not returning to his party, and celebrate his name day.
- Slovaks usually celebrate birthdays with their families, and celebrate name days (days dedicated to the saint for which one is named) with friends and co-workers.
- The 19-year-old was out celebrating his name day with friends when an off-duty security guard accidentally cut his life short.
- In Croatia, name days paid homage to the saint for whom you were named.
- In Russian tradition, name days - feasts of major saints - are more important than birthdays.
- It's great that on their name day you can visit a person without being invited.
- It is related to other Russian festive breads or cakes, such as the Easter kulich, or the krendel which is baked in a figure-of-eight shape to celebrate name days.
- On the evening before the name day, the older female relatives carry the baby around the mother's tent.
- Eastern Orthodox Christian families also celebrate the Slava, or saint's name day, of each member of the family.
- Other significant observances include birthdays (with a special jubilee at age fifty), name days, secondary-school graduation, royal fëtes, and the long summer vacation.
- It includes my name day and my birthday (which is Wednesday).
- The rituals to celebrate various name days are quite similar to those practised on Christmas Eve and Christmas.
- Finnish children celebrate both a birthday and a name day, a day chosen by the parents for an annual celebration.
- Georgi is among the most popular names in the country, but Gergiovden is much more than another name day celebration.
- Helen looks slightly concerned and is relieved when a local dignitary merely congratulates her on her name day without a hint of expectation.
- I was constantly attending a birthday, wedding, bridal shower, baptism or celebration for someone's name day (their Saint's feast day).

词汇	name day
释义	Definition of name day in English: name day noun The feast day of a saint after whom a person is named. 命名日 Example sentencesExamples Eastern Orthodox Christian families also celebrate the Slava, or saint's name day, of each member of the family. When I had found Richard, I apologized for not returning to his party, and celebrate his name day. The rituals to celebrate various name days are quite similar to those practised on Christmas Eve and Christmas. In Russian tradition, name days - feasts of major saints - are more important than birthdays. Slovaks usually celebrate birthdays with their families, and celebrate name days (days dedicated to the saint for which one is named) with friends and co-workers. Other significant observances include birthdays (with a special jubilee at age fifty), name days, secondary-school graduation, royal fëtes, and the long summer vacation. In Croatia, name days paid homage to the saint for whom you were named. The Greek Orthodox calendar has many feast days, fast days, and name days. It is related to other Russian festive breads or cakes, such as the Easter kulich, or the krendel which is baked in a figure-of-eight shape to celebrate name days. Finnish children celebrate both a birthday and a name day, a day chosen by the parents for an annual celebration. Georgi is among the most popular names in the country, but Gergiovden is much more than another name day celebration. I was constantly attending a birthday, wedding, bridal shower, baptism or celebration for someone's name day (their Saint's feast day). Whole communities celebrate the name day of their village's patron saint. The New Year cycle of the water rituals flowed at the weekend as Bulgaria marked the name days of Jordan and Ivan. It's great that on their name day you can visit a person without being invited. On the evening before the name day, the older female relatives carry the baby around the mother's tent. It includes my name day and my birthday (which is Wednesday). The 19-year-old was out celebrating his name day with friends when an off-duty security guard accidentally cut his life short. Helen looks slightly concerned and is relieved when a local dignitary merely congratulates her on her name day without a hint of expectation. St Patrick is the patron saint of Ireland and his name day is celebrated all over the world wherever Irish people have gone. Definition of name day in US English: name day nounˈnām ˌdāˈneɪm ˌdeɪ The feast day of a saint after whom a person is named. 命名日 Example sentencesExamples Whole communities celebrate the name day of their village's patron saint. St Patrick is the patron saint of Ireland and his name day is celebrated all over the world wherever Irish people have gone. The New Year cycle of the water rituals flowed at the weekend as Bulgaria marked the name days of Jordan and Ivan. The Greek Orthodox calendar has many feast days, fast days, and name days. When I had found Richard, I apologized for not returning to his party, and celebrate his name day. Slovaks usually celebrate birthdays with their families, and celebrate name days (days dedicated to the saint for which one is named) with friends and co-workers. The 19-year-old was out celebrating his name day with friends when an off-duty security guard accidentally cut his life short. In Croatia, name days paid homage to the saint for whom you were named. In Russian tradition, name days - feasts of major saints - are more important than birthdays. It's great that on their name day you can visit a person without being invited. It is related to other Russian festive breads or cakes, such as the Easter kulich, or the krendel which is baked in a figure-of-eight shape to celebrate name days. On the evening before the name day, the older female relatives carry the baby around the mother's tent. Eastern Orthodox Christian families also celebrate the Slava, or saint's name day, of each member of the family. Other significant observances include birthdays (with a special jubilee at age fifty), name days, secondary-school graduation, royal fëtes, and the long summer vacation. It includes my name day and my birthday (which is Wednesday). The rituals to celebrate various name days are quite similar to those practised on Christmas Eve and Christmas. Finnish children celebrate both a birthday and a name day, a day chosen by the parents for an annual celebration. Georgi is among the most popular names in the country, but Gergiovden is much more than another name day celebration. Helen looks slightly concerned and is relieved when a local dignitary merely congratulates her on her name day without a hint of expectation. I was constantly attending a birthday, wedding, bridal shower, baptism or celebration for someone's name day (their Saint's feast day).
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