Associations to the word «Tradition»
Noun
- Rabbinic
- Modernity
- Hadith
- Folklore
- Hinduism
- Confucianism
- Buddhism
- Sufi
- Shamanism
- Tibetan
- Buddhist
- Mysticism
- Storytelling
- Scripture
- Judaism
- Yoruba
- Ritual
- Custom
- Iconography
- Spirituality
- Liturgy
- Maha
- Javanese
- Syriac
- Veda
- Islamic
- Orthodoxy
- Modernism
- Humanism
- Torah
- Conservatism
- Cl
- Buddha
- Epic
- Zen
- Yoga
- Adherence
- Orthodox
- Dharma
- Worldview
- Anglican
- Sutra
- Religious
- Pali
- Protestantism
- Hindu
- Talmud
- Romanticism
- Lore
- Jewish
- Philo
- Christianity
- Continuity
- Islam
Adjective
- Oral
- Confucian
- Esoteric
- Rooted
- Vedic
- Liturgical
- Buddhist
- Mythic
- Folklore
- Prophetic
- Mystical
- Hindu
- Culinary
- Textual
- Tibetan
- Pagan
- Vernacular
- Hellenistic
- Monastic
- Doctrinal
- Folk
- Mythological
- Devotional
- Rhetorical
- Philosophical
- Islamic
- Religious
- Ascetic
- Patriarchal
- Jain
- Poetic
- Biblical
- Modernist
- Ritual
- Protestant
- Unbroken
- Sectarian
- Authentic
- Authoritative
- Canonical
- Classical
- Indigenous
Wiktionary
TRADITION, noun. A part of culture that is passed from person to person or generation to generation, possibly differing in detail from family to family, such as the way to celebrate holidays.
TRADITION, noun. A commonly held system.
TRADITION, noun. The act of delivering into the hands of another; delivery.
TRADITION, verb. (obsolete) To transmit by way of tradition; to hand down.
Dictionary definition
TRADITION, noun. An inherited pattern of thought or action.
TRADITION, noun. A specific practice of long standing.
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