SYNAXAR GUIDE

Documentation

How to use Synaxar’s seven local calendars, look up names and dates, share wishes, subscribe to reminders and access the public API.

Countries and coverage

Each market has its own calendar, language, time zone and sources. Coverage below counts days with at least one listed name. In Romania, the daily Orthodox commemoration is shown separately from recorded name days.

Find a name day and send a wish

  1. Choose a country, then use its calendar to pick a date or search for a name. The English homepage compares the same date across all countries.
  2. Open a name page to see upcoming celebrations and related spellings. You can save names in your browser to find them again.
  3. Choose a greeting, then copy the text or open the share options. The person sending the greeting chooses the recipient in their messaging app.

How dates are calculated

Today follows each calendar’s local time zone. Fixed dates, leap-day entries, effective years and movable celebrations are evaluated using the rules for that country.

For example, the Greek celebration of Saint George moves to 3 May in 2027. The Romanian calendar lists Gheorghe on 23 April. Use the country and year together when looking up or quoting a date.

Add name days to your device

Open your country’s calendar subscription panel and copy its feed URL. Subscribe by URL for a rolling calendar, or download an .ics file for a one-time import. A name page also offers a file with its next scheduled celebrations.

  • Apple Calendar. On iPhone, open Calendars, tap Add Calendar, then select Add Subscription Calendar and enter the feed URL. Apple Calendar Help
  • Google Calendar. In the web app on a computer, open the add menu beside Other calendars, choose From URL and paste the feed URL. Google Calendar Help

Feed events include a reminder at 9:00 a.m. in the market’s time zone. Your calendar app controls feed refreshes and alerts.

Use Synaxar data in an app

The public API supplies date lookups and calendar feeds. Developers and AI tools can read the endpoint reference and import the OpenAPI description. For answers about a celebration, include the country, date and year, and link to its calendar page.

Sources, publisher and corrections

The local source pages give the calendar editions, attribution and coverage details for each market. The data was last updated on .

Symbols House of Brands publishes Synaxar. If a date or name looks wrong, email the country, date, spelling and a source that supports the correction. info@symbols.gr