national holiday

English

Noun

national holiday (plural national holidays)

1. A statutory holiday enacted by a country to commemorate the country itself.
2. A public holiday.

Synonyms

• (holiday to commemorate the country itself): National Day

Translations

statutory holiday enacted by a country to commemorate the country itself

• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 國慶日 / 国庆日 (zh) (guóqìngrì)

• Czech: státní svátek m
• Danish: nationaldag
• Finnish: kansallispäivä (fi)
• German: Nationalfeiertag (de) m
• Icelandic: þjóðhátíðardagur m
• Japanese: 国家の日 (こっかのひ, kokka no hi)
• Korean: 국경일 (ko) (gukgyeong'il)
• Kumyk: милли байрам (milli bayram)
• Portuguese: feriado nacional m
• Romanian: sărbătoare națională (ro) f
• Russian: национа́льный пра́здник m (nacionálʹnyj prázdnik), госуда́рственный пра́здник m (gosudárstvennyj prázdnik)

public holiday

• Finnish: kansallinen vapaapäivä
• German: Feiertag (de) m, nationaler Feiertag m

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Translations to be checked

• Japanese: ^{(please verify)} 国民の祝日 (ja) (kokumin-no shukujitsu), ^{(please verify)} 祭日 (ja) (さいじつ, saijitsu), ^{(please verify)} 祝祭日 (ja) (しゅくさいじつ, shukusaijitsu), ^{(please verify)} 祝日 (ja) (しゅくじつ, shukujitsu)
• Mandarin:

  Mandarin: ^{(please verify)} 國定假日 / 国定假日, ^{(please verify)} 国定假日 (guódìng jiàrì), ^{(please verify)} 國慶 / 国庆 (zh) (guóqìng), ^{(please verify)} 国庆 (zh) (guóqìng)

See also

• (public holiday): bank holiday