What is another word for midsummer eve?
Pronunciation: [mˈɪdsʌməɹ ˈiːv] (IPA) 
Midsummer eve, also known as the summer solstice, is a time of celebration and joy all around the world. There are many different synonyms for this magical day, each rooted in a unique cultural tradition. In Scandinavia, it is called "Midsommar," while the Spanish refer to it as "La Noche de San Juan." In Celtic lore, it is known as "Litha," and in ancient Greece, it was celebrated as "Kronia." Other terms include "St. John's Eve," "Bonfire Night," and "Summer Day." No matter what you call it, midsummer eve is a time to revel in the warmth and light of the sun and celebrate the beauty of nature.
