English[edit]
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Etymology[edit]
See epiphany.
Epiphany (plural Epiphanies)
- The appearance of Jesus Christ to the three Magi on the twelfth day after Christmas
- An annual Christian feast celebrating this event
- January 6th, the day of the celebration
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Translations[edit]
Christian feast
- Arabic: عِيد اَلْغِطَاس m (ʿīd al-ḡiṭās), غِطَاس m (ḡiṭās)
- Armenian: Հայտնություն (Haytnutʿyun)
- Aromanian: Pãtigiuni f
- Bulgarian: Богоявление n (Bogojavlénie), Йордановден m (Jordanovden)
- Catalan: Epifania f
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 主顯節 (zh), 主显节 (zh) (Zhǔxiǎnjié)
- Czech: Epifanie f
- Danish: helligtrekongersdag c
- Dutch: Driekoningen (nl) m
- Faroese: trettandi m, trettandadagur m, trettanda f
- Finnish: loppiainen (fi)
- French: Épiphanie (fr) f, fête des Rois f
- German: Dreikönigsfest n, Erscheinung des Herrn (de) f, Heilige Drei Könige (de) pl, m
- Greek: Θεοφάνια (el) n pl (Theofánia), Φώτα (el) n pl (Fóta)
- Hungarian: vízkereszt (hu), epifánia
- Icelandic: þrettándi m
- Irish: Nollaig na mBan f, Eipeafáine f
- Old Irish: notlaic becc f, notlaic stéille f
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- Italian: Befana f, Epifania f
- Japanese: エピファニー (Epifanī), 公現祭 (こうげんさい, Kōgensai)
- Latvian: Triju Ķēniņu diena, Zvaigznes diena
- Lithuanian: Trys karaliai m pl
- Luxembourgish: Dräikinneksdag m
- Maltese: Tre Re, Epifanija
- Manx: Feailley Çhybbyrt Ushtey f, Laa Gymmyrt Ushtey m, Laa Çhebbal Ooashley m
- Maori: Whakaaturanga
- Norwegian: helligtrekongersdag m
- Polish: Objawienie Pańskie f, Epifania f
- Portuguese: Epifania (pt) f
- Romanian: Bobotează f
- Russian: Богоявле́ние (ru) n (Bogojavlénije), Явле́ние n (Javlénije), Эпифа́ния f (Epifánija)
- Scottish Gaelic: Fèill an Taisbeanaidh f, Là nan Trì Rìghrean m
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: Богојављење n
- Roman: Bogojavljenje (sh) n
- Swedish: Trettondedag jul, Trettondedagen, trettondag (sv) c
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