Greek: Τυρινή Κυριακή (Tyriní Kyriakí)

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Greek: Τυρινή Κυριακή (Tyriní Kyriakí) is the Greek name for Cheesefare Sunday, the final day before Great Lent in the Eastern Orthodox liturgical calendar, traditionally associated with the consumption of dairy products.

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instanceOf Christian feast
Eastern Orthodox observance
liturgical day
alsoKnownAs Cheese Sunday
Sunday of Cheesefare NERFINISHED
associatedWith abstinence from meat
consumption of dairy products
calendarType moveable feast based on Pascha date
category Eastern Orthodox liturgical days
Moveable feasts in Eastern Christianity
etymology from Greek "tyri" meaning cheese and "Kyriaki" meaning Sunday
follows Meatfare Sunday NERFINISHED
hasNameInEnglish Cheesefare Sunday NERFINISHED
hasNameInGreek Τυρινή Κυριακή
hasPositionInWeek Sunday
isFinalDayOf pre-Lenten period in the Byzantine rite
languageOfName Greek
liturgicalSeason Pre-Lenten period
marks last day before Great Lent
observedBy Eastern Orthodox Christians NERFINISHED
Greek Orthodox faithful
occursBefore Clean Monday
Great Lent NERFINISHED
partOf Eastern Orthodox liturgical calendar
preparesFor Lenten fast
relatedTo Great Lent NERFINISHED
Paschal cycle NERFINISHED
transliteration Tyriní Kyriakí NERFINISHED
usedIn Greek Orthodox Church NERFINISHED
other Eastern Orthodox Churches

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Cheesefare Sunday languageVariant Greek: Τυρινή Κυριακή (Tyriní Kyriakí)