Lammas Day, also known as Lughnasadh, is a traditional holiday celebrated on August 1st in many European countries. Some synonyms for Lammas Day include the Feast of Bread, Harvest Home, and first fruits. This holiday marks the beginning of the harvest season and is typically celebrated with feasting, dancing, and games. In pagan traditions, Lughnasadh is a time to honor the god Lugh, who was associated with both harvest and skills such as craftsmanship and poetry. While the holiday may have different names and traditions across cultures, it serves as a reminder to appreciate the abundance of nature and the hard work of those who bring in the harvest.