Myötäaikojen

Myötäaikojen is a term used in Finnish to describe the period of time that follows the spring equinox, which occurs around March 21st. This period is characterized by the gradual increase in daylight hours and the warming of the climate. The term "myötäaikojen" literally translates to "the times of the equinox" or "the times of the equinox season." During this time, the days become longer and the nights shorter, marking the transition from winter to summer.

The myötäaikojen is an important time for many natural processes, including the blooming of flowers and the awakening of wildlife from their winter slumber. It is also a time of renewal and growth, both in nature and in human activities. For example, many people engage in outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling, and swimming during this period.

In Finnish culture, the myötäaikojen is often celebrated with various festivals and events, such as the May Day celebrations and the Midsummer celebrations. These events reflect the importance of the myötäaikojen in Finnish society and its connection to nature and the changing seasons.