walpurgis night (Meaning)
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walpurgis night (n)
eve of May Day
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walpurgis night Sentence Examples
- On Walpurgis Night, witches reputedly gather on Brocken Mountain to dance and cast spells.
- Ancient folklore depicts Walpurgis Night as a time of heightened supernatural activity.
- The bonfire is a traditional part of Walpurgis Night celebrations, believed to ward off evil spirits.
- Walpurgis Night is often associated with the start of spring and the festival of Beltane.
- In some cultures, Walpurgis Night is linked to the legend of the Wild Hunt, a ghostly procession of riders.
- Walpurgis Night is sometimes celebrated with fireworks and bonfires, representing the burning of evil influences.
- The literary classic "Faust" by Goethe includes a scene set on Walpurgis Night.
- Walpurgis Night has been depicted in art and literature, inspiring whimsical and eerie portrayals.
- Some believe that the name "Walpurgis" may derive from an ancient goddess associated with springtime.
- Walpurgis Night festivities vary by region, but often involve music, dancing, and revelry.
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eve of May Day
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On Walpurgis Night, witches reputedly gather on Brocken Mountain to dance and cast spells.
Ancient folklore depicts Walpurgis Night as a time of heightened supernatural activity.
The bonfire is a traditional part of Walpurgis Night celebrations, believed to ward off evil spirits.
Walpurgis Night is often associated with the start of spring and the festival of Beltane.
