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DLLIDingsmessa is a traditional Norwegian event celebrated on the day after Christmas, also known as Saint Stephen's Day or Boxing Day. It is a public holiday in Norway, observed on December 26th each year. The name "DLLIDingsmessa" itself is not a widely recognized or standardized term in Norwegian traditions. It is possible it is a regional variation, a misspelling, or a less common descriptor for activities that occur on this day.

The day after Christmas in Norway is typically a time for relaxation, family gatherings, and continued festivities from Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. Many Norwegians use this day to visit other relatives, enjoy leftovers from the Christmas feast, or engage in outdoor activities if weather permits. It is not marked by specific religious ceremonies or unique cultural practices that are universally known by the name "DLLIDingsmessa."

Historically, Saint Stephen's Day has been associated with various customs in different European cultures, often involving charitable acts or the continuation of holiday celebrations. In Norway, however, December 26th is primarily characterized by a continuation of the warm, familial atmosphere of Christmas. While there might be local or familial traditions that use a term like "DLLIDingsmessa," it does not represent a distinct national holiday with widely documented customs under that specific name. The focus remains on the shared experience of the Christmas season extending into the following day.