IPA: /hɒɡməˈneɪ/
KK: /hɔgˈmɛnɛ/
The last day of December, celebrated with various festivities and traditions, especially in Scotland.
People gather to celebrate Hogmanay with fireworks and parties.
Hogmanay originates from Scots Gaelic 'Oidhche Choinnle' (meaning 'Night of Candles') and is associated with the celebration of New Year's Eve in Scotland. The term reflects the customs and traditions surrounding the end of the year and the welcoming of the new one.
Think of 'Oidhche Choinnle' meaning 'Night of Candles' to remember that Hogmanay is a celebration marking the end of the year.
No commonly confused words.