From where does the name Halloween come from?

Answer 1

Halloween was originally called All Hallows' Eve which means the evening before All Saints' Day. "Hallow" is an Old English word for "saint". This was shortened to Hallowe'en and finally to Halloween. Satanists have adopted Hallowe'en as one of their three main seasonal days of celebration. The others are Walpurgus Nacht on MAY-1 and the Satanist's birthday. All-Saints-Day and All-Hallows-Eve were never celebrated together. it has always been the day after.
Halloween's name is a shortening of All Hallows Eve, the day on which some believe all the bad spirits come out.

Answer 2

Halloween got its name from All Hallow's Eve, the night before All Saints' Day, the last day an individual could be named or sanctified a saint. All Hallow's Eve became Hallow Evening or Hallow E'en.

Answer 3

why Halloween is Halloween is because when go to house in your neighboorhod or somewhere elsy when you walk down the paths of house its hallow and ween i am not so sure about

(p.s this answer was made by Natasha Delgado)

Answer 4

Halloween was originally called All Hallows Eve.

Answer 5

From the Christian day of All Hallows Eve.

Answer 6

I dont know WHEN it got its name, but it used to be called Eve of all Saints Day, then All Saints Eve, then Hallowed Eve, then Halloween.

Answer 7

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Answer 8

All Hallows Eve.

Answer 9

It comes from All Hallow's Eve