lammastide
/ˈlæməsˌtaɪd/
noun
- The season or time around Lammas Day (August 1), traditionally a harvest festival in some Christian and pagan traditions.
- In medieval England, Lammastide marked the beginning of the harvest season.
- She decorated her home with sheaves of grain in honor of Lammastide.
- The village held a fair every Lammastide to celebrate the first wheat harvest.