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1. (n.) May Day
the first day of May variously celebrated with festivities and observances.
Etymology: (1225–75)
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1. (noun) May Day, First of May, May 1
observed in many countries to celebrate the coming of spring; observed in Russia and related countries in honor of labor
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Sense: the first day of May, an especially socialist holiday or festival in many countries.
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 Afrikaans: Meidag |
 Arabic: يَوم أوَّل أيّار |
 Bulgarian: Първи Май |
 Brazilian: Primeiro de maio |
 Czech: svátek práce |
 German: der 1. Mai |
 Danish: 1. maj |
 Greek: πρωτομαγιά |
 Spanish: primer día de mayo |
 Estonian: maipüha |
 Farsi: روز اول ماه می |
 Finnish: vappu |
 French: le Premier Mai |
 Hebrew: אֶחָד בְּמַאי |
 Hindi: पहली मई, मई दिवस, श्रम दि |
 Croatian: 1. svibanj |
 Hungarian: május elseje |
 Indonesian: satu Mei |
 Icelandic: 1. maí |
 Italian: primo maggio |
 Japanese: メーデー |
 Korean: 노동절 |
 Lithuanian: Gegužės pirmoji |
 Latvian: Maija svētki |
 Malay: Hari Pekerja |
 Dutch: één-meidag |
 Norwegian: 1. mai |
 Polish: Pierwszy Maja |
 Persian: روز اول ماه می |
 Pashto: د مى لومړى ورځ |
 Portuguese: Primeiro de Maio |
 Romanian: Întâi Mai |
 Russian: Первое мая |
 Slovak: Sviatok práce |
 Slovenian: 1. maj |
 Serbian: prvi maj |
 Swedish: första maj |
 Thai: วันแรงงาน (1พฤษภาคม) |
 Turkish: 1 Mayıs, Bahar Bayramı |
 Taiwanese: 五一節，五朔節（舊時） |
 Ukrainian: Перше травня |
 Urdu: یوم مئی جو یکم مئی کو جشن |
 Vietnamese: Ngày Quốc Tế Lao động |
 Chinese: 五一节（五一国际劳动节） |
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