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Meaning of "walpurgis night"

Walpurgis Night, also known as Witches' Night, is an annual traditional celebration held on the night of April 30th. It is typically associated with bonfires, revelry, and folklore, particularly in European countries such as Germany and Sweden
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  • Walpurgisnacht ("Walpurga's night"), a feast of witchcraft in German folklore, observed on 30 April.
  • Any orgiastic or bacchanalian party.

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Walpurgis night the saga of the gathering.
Kanamesan needs to become a magical girl in her own right before the walpurgis night comes.
Walpurgis night is only for the big witches.
The last girl moved out on Walpurgis night.
The walpurgis night is predicted to appear in this area.
We can go back and blame ourselves for being out on Walpurgis night.
Against walpurgis night with your own eyes.
A witch of your young age is explicitly forbidden from dancing on Walpurgis night.
I predict that walpurgis night will appear within this range.
I could bet that it was her on Walpurgis Night.
A walpurgis night will come to this town two weeks from today.
Here we sit alone on a Walpurgis Night again.
On Walpurgis Night each witch is initiated into the meeting by her own horned lover.
The use of bonfires is similar to Walpurgis Night.
I was hoping that this Walpurgis Night would be a turning point for us.

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Walpurgis Night is quite the same thing as Beltane.
I sacrificed my virginity to him on Walpurgis Night.
On Walpurgis Night a great feast is prepared at the castle.
And such meetings would take place on Walpurgis Night.
Walpurgis Night is a very simple point and click adventure game set in puritan New England.
Rain fell on the faces round the Walpurgis Night bonfire.
At the end of Walpurgis Night Lucifer burns himself.
And as for Tania she should not have gone out on Walpurgis Night.
Walpurgis night Fanatics.
The release date for this album coincides with Walpurgis Night.
Finland Walpurgis night.
Grain would grow as high as the farmer could jump on Walpurgis Night.
She appears during the Classical Walpurgis Night as Mephisto is being lured by the Lamiae.
In Germanic countries the holiday was called Walpurgis Night.
The First Walpurgis Night sympathetically describes pagan rituals and presents Christians in a poor light.
Such meetings took place on Walpurgis Night.
In two weeks, a walpurgis night will come to this city.
This is the origin of Walpurgis Night.
Was not it on Walpurgis night that you were assaulted?
They are considered to be historically linked with Walpurgis Night and Beltane.
In a few days, a walpurgis night will come to this city.
Later developments included the Celtic festival of Beltane and the Germanic festival of Walpurgis Night.
He came home for Walpurgis Night.
Walpurgis Night - the beginning of spring.
At the end of Walpurgis Night.
Walpurgis Night on 30 April is a night for lighting bonfires to ward off evil spirits.
The Universal Judgment in language and the Walpurgis Night in the spectacle coincide perfectly.
You will have to air it out . The last girl moved out on Walpurgis night.
After a few days, a walpurgis night will come to this city.
I'm the only one left who can stop the walpurgis night.
A few days from now, a walpurgis night will come to this city.
Now i'm the only one who can stop the walpurgis night.
Two weeks from now, walpurgis night will come to this town.
Sing and dance and act all right, this is our Walpurgis night.
Incidentally, Walpurgis Night stands opposite the calendar from Halloween.

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