Paaschein
Paaschein is a term used in some German-speaking regions to denote Easter Sunday, the central feast of the Christian celebration of the Resurrection of Jesus Christ. It marks the culmination of Holy Week and the end of Lent in many Christian traditions. The name derives from Pascha, the Latin form of the original Greek/Hebrew word for Passover, reflecting the belief in Jesus’ resurrection on this day.
Date and observance: In Western Christianity, Paaschein falls on the first Sunday after the ecclesiastical full
Regional and cultural variations: Some regions observe additional Easter traditions during the surrounding weekend, such as