"Pateti" is derived from the word "Patet", meaning repentance. It's the day before Navroz and is celebrated on the eve of Parsi New Year. Parsis think about the good and bad things that happened to them in front of holy fire. They promise to live a life according to the principles of Zoroastrianism. Afterwards, they wish each other "Pateti Mubarak". Pateti is the day of penance, celebrated to gain health, wealth, and prosperity. The Parsi community greet each other, exchange gifts and savour the Parsi cuisine.