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custom

convention, society
lore

knowledge, established practice
practice

custom, society
habit

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legend

knowledge, language
convention

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heritage

affect, historical convention
folklore

knowledge, lore
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myth

knowledge, language
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knowledge, legend
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language, established practice
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inheritance

affect, legacy
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fashion
story

language, tale
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traditionnoun

Synonyms:
(Law.) transfer (of possession), delivery
traditionnoun

Synonyms:
oral report (from one generation to another)

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Toshiyuki Sakai:

This place has always been unique and a place for hospitality, what we are trying to do here is try to carry on this hospitality, take something from tradition but add modern comforts to it.
President Donald Trump:

I think President Obama should’ve kept President Obama mouth shut, i think it’s a little bit classless, frankly, to critique an administration that comes after you. You had your shot. You were there for eight years. I think the tradition that the Bushes set up — of not critiquing the president who comes after you — is a good tradition.
Confederate Heritage Month Haley:

You know, for those groups that come in and say they have issues with the Confederate flag, I will work to talk to them about it, i will work and talk to them about the heritage and how this is not something that is racist. This is something that is a tradition that people feel proud of and let them know that we want their business in this state. And that the flag where it is, was a compromise of all people that everybody should accept as part of South Carolina.
Neil Levesque:

The primary originated because we wanted to get rid of what was essentially a caucus, we wanted to give power to the people. That is a tradition that still holds true today –the primary is about the people.
Father Karel Stautemas:

For us, it’s important to look to the heritage, to the tradition of the fathers for brewing beer because it was always here, brewing and religious life always came together.

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tradisieAfrikaans
تقليد, التقليدArabic
ənənəAzerbaijani
традыцыяBelarusian
традицияBulgarian
ঐতিহ্য, রীতি, প্রথাBengali
tradicióCatalan, Valencian
tradiceCzech
traddodiadWelsh
tradition, overleveringDanish
Tradition, Überlieferung, UrüberlieferungGerman
παράδοσηGreek
tradicioEsperanto
tradiciónSpanish
traditsioon, pärimus, tava, kommeEstonian
tradizioBasque
سنتPersian
perimätieto, perinneFinnish
traditionFrench
traidisiúnIrish
seachadas, dualchas, beul-oideas, beul-aithrisScottish Gaelic
מסורתHebrew
परंपराHindi
tradíció, hagyományHungarian
ավանդույթArmenian
tradisi, adatIndonesian
tradicionoIdo
hefðIcelandic
tradizioneItalian
伝統Japanese
ტრადიციაGeorgian
әдет-ғұрпы, салт, салт-дәстүр, дәстүрKazakh
ប្រពៃណីKhmer
전통Korean
традиция, адат, каада-салт, салтKyrgyz
cōnsuētūdōLatin
TraditiounLuxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
ປະເພນີLao
tradicijaLithuanian
paražaLatvian
традиција, преданиеMacedonian
уламжлалMongolian
tradisiMalay
tradizzjoniMaltese
ပဝေဏီBurmese
tradisjonNorwegian
traditieDutch
tradisjonNorwegian
tradycjaPolish
tradiçãoPortuguese
tradiție, datinăRomanian
традиция, преданиеRussian
predanje, традиција, tradicija, предањеSerbo-Croatian
චාරිත්‍රයSinhala, Sinhalese
tradíciaSlovak
tradicijaSlovene
traditëAlbanian
traditionSwedish
utamaduni, tabia, tamaduni, itikadi, desturiSwahili
பாரம்பரியம்Tamil
సంప్రదాయంTelugu
анъана, суннат‍Tajik
ประเพณีThai
däp, dessur, ýörelge, däp-dessurTurkmen
kaugalian, tradisyonTagalog
gelenek, töreTurkish
رەسىمUyghur, Uighur
традиціяUkrainian
anʻanaUzbek
truyền miệng, truyền thuyết, phong tụcVietnamese
uzanceWalloon
מסורהYiddish
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attitude
belief
culture
custom
ethic
folklore
form
habit
heritage
idea
institution
law
legend
lore
myth
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practice
ritual
wisdom
birthright
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customs
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praxis
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mythos
unwritten law

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Although in-person challenges weren’t possible this year, Kellermann and Ferrara kept the tradition alive with a series of virtual challenges.

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It involved a turning away from tradition and an embrace of the wrongheaded idea that there was nothing world-shatteringly special about American democracy or its traditional ways of dealing with gender, sex, and love.

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level 1

the ‘liefern’ bit is from french, regrettably!

if we’re looking to theech for inyiving (inspiration), then there’s Brauch(tum), which corresponds to a ‘brookdom’…?

they also say for example Osterbrauch for Easter tradition.

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I did not know that, very interesting.
Brookdom sounds like a good option (though I must admit I did not know the word «brook» has this meaning!)

Thank you!

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Not quite. Tradition, in the theological sense of the term, is not an old custom.

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You have a few costs:

Seleness [>selenes]
Wone [>wuna] (more like ‘custom’)
Side [>sidu] (‘custom’)
Setness [>gesetnes] (more like ‘set custom, law’)
Sain [>segen] (more like ‘oral tradition, legend’)

I believe the first is the best awending, but the others have their stead (seeing as ‘custom’ and ‘tradition’ are more or less wrixlendly in everyday speech).

BEWORK: The best awending for ‘The Sacred Tradition’ is likely ‘The Holy Setness’, given that yewcraftish tradition is more like ‘setness’.

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noun

the handing down of statements, beliefs, legends, customs, information, etc., from generation to generation, especially by word of mouth or by practice: a story that has come down to us by popular tradition.

something that is handed down: the traditions of the American South.

a long-established or inherited way of thinking or acting: The rebellious students wanted to break with tradition.

a continuing pattern of culture beliefs or practices.

a customary or characteristic method or manner: The winner took a victory lap in the usual track tradition.

Theology.

(among Jews) body of laws and doctrines, or any one of them, held to have been received from Moses and originally handed down orally from generation to generation.
(among Christians) a body of teachings, or any one of them, held to have been delivered by Christ and His apostles but not originally committed to writing.
(among Muslims) a hadith.

Law. an act of handing over something to another, especially in a formal legal manner; delivery; transfer.

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Origin of tradition

First recorded in 1350–1400; Middle English tradicion, from Old French, from Latin trāditiōn- (stem of trāditiō ) “a handing over or down, transfer,” equivalent to trādit(us), past participle of trādere “to give over, impart, surrender, betray” (trā-, variant of trāns- trans- + -ditus, combining form of datus “given”; see date¹) + -iōn--ion

OTHER WORDS FROM tradition

tra·di·tion·less, adjectivean·ti·tra·di·tion, adjectivecoun·ter·tra·di·tion, nounnon·tra·di·tion, noun

pro·tra·di·tion, adjective

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trading card, trading estate, trading floor, trading post, trading stamp, tradition, traditional, traditionalism, traditionalize, traditional logic, traditional marriage

Words related to tradition

attitude, belief, culture, custom, ethic, folklore, form, habit, heritage, idea, institution, law, legend, lore, myth, mythology, practice, ritual, wisdom, birthright

How to use tradition in a sentence

Continue this new tradition of leisurely strolls filled with sniffing, socializing, and observing as life picks up again.
Although in-person challenges weren’t possible this year, Kellermann and Ferrara kept the tradition alive with a series of virtual challenges.
People are also finding new ways to experience old traditions.
We begin, in fine Hot Takedown tradition, by talking about something that happened shortly after we recorded this week’s episode.

There, he was further immersed in a storytelling tradition that set him up for a lifetime of bringing stories to life.
We’ve managed to survive, and I want to be a part of that tradition.
By tradition, the speaker of the House never participates in debates in the House and remains silent.
The tradition has lasted ever since, being seen as a great natural hangover remedy throughout the world.
AirAsia, on the other hand, is a relatively new carrier, an upstart in the tradition of Southwest Airlines in the United States.
Outside of Iran, Rigi’s “confession” seemed like another in the long tradition of statements extracted from prisoners there.
In every colony the «starving time,» even if it had ever existed, was now no more than an ancient tradition.
Tradition alone preserves the memory of men and places across the ages and renders real to us what has long ceased to exist.
Fairmile Common is associated, in local tradition, with the following tragedy.
Somers related an anecdote, well worthy to be remembered, which had been preserved by tradition in the noble house of De Vere.
There was more than one tradition in the berserker Scotch family to bear out the truth of it.

British Dictionary definitions for tradition

noun

the handing down from generation to generation of the same customs, beliefs, etc, esp by word of mouth

the body of customs, thought, practices, etc, belonging to a particular country, people, family, or institution over a relatively long period

a specific custom or practice of long standing

Christianity a doctrine or body of doctrines regarded as having been established by Christ or the apostles though not contained in Scripture

(often capital) Judaism a body of laws regarded as having been handed down from Moses orally and only committed to writing in the 2nd century ad

the beliefs and customs of Islam supplementing the Koran, esp as embodied in the Sunna

law, mainly Roman law Scots law the act of formally transferring ownership of movable property; delivery

Derived forms of tradition

traditionless, adjectivetraditionist, noun

Word Origin for tradition

C14: from Latin trāditiō a handing down, surrender, from trādere to give up, transmit, from trans- + dāre to give

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holly	[ ‘hɔli ]	остролист
best man	[ best mæn ]	шафер
lullaby	[ ‘lʌləbai ]	колыбельная
fir-tree	[ ‘fɜ:rtri: ]	ель
extinct	[ iks’tiŋkt ]	вымерший, вышедший из употребления
by tradition	[ bai trə’diʃn ]	по традиции
to break with tradition	[ tu: breik wið trə’diʃn ]	нарушить традицию
to become a tradition	[ tu: bi:’kʌm ə trə’diʃn ]	войти в традицию
to establish a tradition	[ tu: is’tæbliʃ ə trə’diʃn ]	положить начало традиции
to observe traditions	[ tu: əb’zə:v trə’diʃnz ]	соблюдать традиции
to adhere to the tradition	[ tu: əd’hiə tu: T͟Hē» trə’diʃn ]	придерживаться традиций
to transmit tradition to the younger generation	[ tu: trænz’mit trə’diʃn tu: T͟Hē» yəNG» ,ʤenə’reiʃn ]	передавать традиции молодому поколению
to pass a tradition down to the next generation	[ tu: pɑ:s ə trə’diʃn daun tu: T͟Hē» nekst ,ʤenə’reiʃn ]	передавать традиции следующему поколению
to keep up the family traditions	[ tu: ki:p ʌp T͟Hē» ‘fæmili trə’diʃnz ]	сохранять семейные традиции
deep-seated tradition	[ di:p-si:tɪd trə’diʃn ]	устоявшаяся традиция
deeply rooted tradition	[ ‘di:pli ‘ru:tid trə’diʃn ]	глубоко укоренившаяся традиция
iron-bound tradition	[ ‘aiən-baund trə’diʃn ]	твердо установившиеся традиции
cherished tradition	[ ‘ʧeriʃt trə’diʃn ]	бережно хранимая традиция
an outmoded custom	[ æn ‘aut’məudid ‘kʌstəm ]	отживший обычай
pagan custom	[ ‘peigən ‘kʌstəm ]	языческий обычай
to revert to a custom	[ tu: ri’və:t tu: ə ‘kʌstəm ]	возродить обычай
to domesticize a custom	[ tu: dɔmestikɪz ə ‘kʌstəm ]	перенять обычай
continuity provided by traditions	[ ,kɔnti’nju:iti prə’vaidid bai trə’diʃnz ]	преемственность поддерживается благодаря традициям
religious ceremonies	[ ri’liʤəs ‘seriməniz ]	религиозные обряды
rich in traditions	[ riʧ in trə’diʃnz ]	богат традициями
Annual ceremony	[ ‘ænjuəl ‘seriməni ]	ежегодная церемония
yearly events	[ ˈyi(ə)rlē» i’ventsiz ]	ежегодные события
pancake day	[ ‘pænkeik dei ]	Масленица
April Fools’ Day	[ ‘eipril fu:ls’ dei ]	День дурака
brides maids	[ braidz meidz ]	подружки невесты
to maintain traditions	[ tu: mən’tein trə’diʃnz ]	поддерживать традиции
to make way for change	[ tu: meik wei fɔ: ʧeinʤ ]	уступить место переменам
Having been handed down for generations	[ hævɪŋ bi:n hændɪd daun fɔ: ,ʤenə’reiʃnziz ]	передаваемый из поколения в поколение
tableful	[ tablefʌl ]	застолье
traditions are now under attack from mass production and mass marketing		традиции сейчас находятся под ударом массового производства и массового маркетинга
inseparable part of every day life	[ in’sepərəbl pɑ:t əv ‘evri dei laif ]	неотъемлемая часть повседневной жизни
have their origins in superstitions	[ hæv ðɛə ‘ɔriʤinz in ,sju:pə’stiʃənz ]	берут свое начало в суевериях
social etiquette	[ ‘səuʃ(ə)l ‘etiket ]	общественный этикет
extremely common	[ ik’stri:mli ‘kɔmən ]	чрезвычайно распространенны
vast majority of the population	[ vɑ:st mə’ʤɔriti əv T͟Hē» ,pɔpju’leiʃn ]	подавляющее большинство населения
Like with any other nation	[ laik wið ‘eni ‘ʌðə neiʃn ]	как и у любой другой нации
Great Lent	[ greit lent ]	Великий пост
common traits of the Russian character	[ ‘kɔmən treiz əv T͟Hē» ‘rʌʃən ‘kæriktə ]	общие черты русского характера
this person possesses the pure Russian spirit	[ ðis pə:sn pə’zesiz T͟Hē» pjuə ‘rʌʃən ‘spirit ]	этот человек наделен чистой русской душой

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