Among the various rules in the Ukrainian language, there are specific guidelines for writing the names of holidays. It can be easy to get confused about which names should be capitalized and which should not.
As a result, many Ukrainians commonly make mistakes when writing holiday names. There are three main rules for capitalizing holiday names in the Ukrainian language:
Additionally, there is a rule for writing church holidays. In these cases, the first word and all proper names (including the adjectives "Christ's" and "Lord's") are capitalized: Christ's Easter, Lord's Entry into Jerusalem, Holy Trinity Day (Pentecost), Christ's Nativity, Lord's Baptism. In greeting messages, one should write: Saint Nicholas Day, Nativity (Christ's Nativity).
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