Krsnik Noc is a festival that originates from Snezhnaya.[1]
Trivia[]
- Krsnik Noc's name likely refers to the Slavic god Kresnik, occasionally spelled Krsnik.
- Kresnik is associated with the summer solstice, meaning this may be a summer festival.
- The second half of the name, "noc," means "night" in several Slavic languages, including Serbian, Polish and Czech.
- The Russian word for "night" is ночь noch'.
Other Languages[]
| Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| English | Krsnik Noc | — |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 冰炉节 Bīnglú-jié | Ice Hearth Festival |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 冰爐節 Bīnglú-jié | |
| Japanese | 氷炉祭 Hyouro-sai[!][!] | Ice Hearth Festival |
| Korean | 크레스니크의 밤 Keureseunikeu-ui Bam | Kresnik’s Night |
| Spanish | Festival de la Noche de Krsnik | Festival of the Night of Krsnik |
| French | Festival du fourneau glacé | Festival of the Icy Furnace |
| Russian | Праздник ледяного очага Prazdnik ledyanogo ochaga | Ice Hearth Festival |
| Thai | Krsnik Noc | — |
| Vietnamese | Krsnik Noc | — |
| German | Krsnik Noc | — |
| Indonesian | Krsnik Noc | — |
| Portuguese | Krsnik Noc | — |
Change History[]
Introduced in Version 1.3
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