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Pronunciation
li'the ('th' as in 'these')
Meaning
From the Old English month-name Līða, 'warm, gentle'
Other names
Known in Bree as the Summerdays
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LitheThe days around MidsummerA group of three feast days of the Shire Calendar that fell around Mid-year's Day (in a leap year, the Lithe also included the special feast-day of the Overlithe). Two of these Lithedays were actually named 'Lithe': 1 Lithe fell on modern 21 June, while 2 Lithe usually fell on modern 23 June, but on 24 June in a leap year. See also...Afterlithe, Forelithe, Free Fair, Lithe, Midsummer, Shire Calendar Indexes: About this entry:
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