In the day-name dedications of the Zoroastrian calendar, the "fravashi"s preside over the 19th day of the month and the first month of the year, and both are named after the "fraward"s. The intersection of the month-name and day-name dedications are the name-day feast of the "fraward"s. This feast day of "farvardin jashan" is especially observed by Zoroastrians who have lost a relative in the preceding year. Additionally, the fourth watch ("gah") of the twenty-four-hour day, from sunset to midnight, is under the protection of the "fraward"s.