Some may call this "drawing names."
Father Christmas, Santa Claus and St Nicholas
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The names of the three gifts given to Jesus are gold, myrrh and frankincense.
January 6th is Old Christmas Day. Old Christmas Day is another name for Little Christmas. Many different countries have different names for Little Christmas or Old Christmas Day.
Father Christmas is a popular figure originating from European traditions, particularly in the UK. He is a jolly old man who brings gifts to children on Christmas Eve. The custom of Father Christmas has evolved over centuries and is now a key figure in the modern celebration of Christmas.
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In Spain, he is known as "Los Reyes Magos" (The Three Wise Men) who bring gifts on Epiphany. In Italy, he is called "Babbo Natale," which translates to "Father Christmas." In Germany, he is referred to as "Weihnachtsmann," meaning "Christmas Man." In Russia, he is known as "Ded Moroz," or "Grandfather Frost," who delivers gifts during the New Year. In the Netherlands, he is celebrated as "Sinterklaas," who arrives in mid-November and brings gifts on December 5th.
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There are many names inspired by the Christmas holiday. Some names for boys include Christopher, Gabriel, Noel, Rudolph, and Joseph. Girl names inspired by Christmas include Candy, Carol, Gabriella, Holly, and star.
A julklapp is a Swedish Christmas tradition involving a gift exchange, typically among friends and family. Participants draw names and anonymously give wrapped gifts, often with a playful twist, where the recipient must guess who gave the gift. The term "julklapp" translates to "Christmas gift" in English, and the tradition emphasizes fun, surprise, and sometimes humorous gifts. It often takes place during a festive gathering or party.
Yes, Santa is also called St, Nick, Father Christmas and other names throughout the world.