#May Day
- Arminden festival — A traditional Romanian holiday celebrated on the 1st of May, which marks the beginning of the agricultural summer and symbolizes fertility, crop protection, and the regeneration of nature. The term also designates the tree stripped of branches up to the top or the green bough of oak, beech, or birch that people structurally place in front of houses, gates, or stables on this day to protect the household from strigoi, hail, and diseases.
- May Day custom — A regional variant for the popular feast of Arminden, traditionally celebrated on May 1st in the Romanian cultural space; a symbolic day marking the beginning of the agricultural summer, the protection of crops and cattle against evil spirits, characterized by the ritual of placing a green branch (bearing the same name) at gates or houses.