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Velen is the autumnal equinox, most frequently the 23 of September. It is a holiday which gives the name to the eighth, and last savaed of the elven calendar. In that day, families prepare a harvest feast after which they thank Melitele for the abundance. The travelers celebrate the night of Velen by drinking, singing and shooting fireworks.
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- In Dutch, one of the languages which inspired Elder Speech, ‘velen’ means ‘to endure’, ‘to bear’.
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- Velen, also known as "No man's land", a location in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt.