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This paper aims to highlight the impact that certain Romanian celebrations have on the mentality of people from rural and urban areas, emphasising the dichotomy which is established between the sacred and the profane in names of celebrations with a fixed date (Blagoveștenie, Alexii, Sângiorz, Sântandrei etc.) and customs with a varying date (Paparuda, Caloianul etc.) from the folk and Christian calendars. Certain aspects are underlined: on the one hand, the passage from ethnology towards linguistics is pointed out; on the other hand, it is shown that names of celebrations are directed at, sometimes correlated with names of certain saints acting as spiritual patrons. The etymological perspective, the interdisciplinary approach (from the viewpoint of linguistics, ethnology, religion, and mythology), the isotopes (avimorphous, human, superhuman and zoomorphic), the eponymous and synchronic analysis, as well as the interaction between sacred and profane reveal the complexity of Romanian celebrations.

Nume de sărbători între sacru și profan