What is another word for movable feasts?
Pronunciation: [mˈuːvəbə͡l fˈiːsts] (IPA) 
Movable feasts, also known as moveable feasts, are religious holidays celebrated on varying days each year. Synonyms for the term "movable feasts" include "floating feasts," "datable feasts," and "moveable holy days." These feasts are often calculated based on the lunar or solar calendar and move relative to fixed date holidays such as Christmas or Easter. Some examples of movable feasts include Hanukkah, Ramadan, and Lent. In many cultures, these feasts are an important part of the religious calendar and are celebrated with great care and reverence. Whatever the name or location, movable feasts offer people a way to connect with their faith and history, and to celebrate the rich traditions of their culture.
