laikotarpiams
Laikotarpiams, also known as *Laikotarpius*, refers to a traditional Lithuanian folk custom and ritual associated with the celebration of the summer solstice, known locally as *Rasos* or *Rasos diena*. This festival marks the longest day of the year and has historical roots in pagan Baltic traditions, later blending with Christian influences.
The name *laikotarpiams* translates roughly to "seasonal time" or "period of time," reflecting its connection to
In modern Lithuania, *laikotarpiams* is sometimes observed through cultural events that revive old customs, such as
While no longer a widely practiced religious observance, *laikotarpiams* remains an important part of Lithuania’s cultural