Eastertide

[ ee-ster-tahyd ]

/ ˈi stərˌtaɪd /

Easter time.

the week following Easter.

the 50 days between Easter and Whitsuntide.

Origin of Eastertide

1100–50; Middle English Estertyde, late Old English Eastren tyde. See Easter, tide¹

Honora has but to shut her eyes to see it aflame with tulips at Eastertide.

A Modern Chronicle, Complete |Winston Churchill
There is not a known hint that any mock-king died in Babylon about Eastertide, or earlier, at the feast of Zakmuk.

Magic and Religion |Andrew Lang
Atlantic City is also a popular resort in winter and spring, and is usually well filled at Eastertide.

America, Volume I (of 6) |Joel Cook
The scene portrayed was a procession of early Christians entering an Eastern city at Eastertide.

Fifty-Two Stories For Girls |Various

The legend that established the hare as a symbol of the Eastertide is not generally known.

Ontario Teachers' Manuals: History |Ontario Ministry of Education

Eastertide

/ (ˈiːstəˌtaɪd) /

the Easter season