tradition

Meaning

1. (feminine) tradition
2. (feminine) a type of baguette or French stick

Concepts

tradition

custom

traditions

folklore

rule

convention

usage

legend

precedent

transmission

use

long-established custom

culture

traditional knowledge

customs

🛃

habit

hand down

law

lore

practice

praxis

Synonyms

coutume

légende

folklore

traditions

Identité

usage

habitude

jurisprudence

précédent

culture

histoire

convention

récit

règle

transmission

Translations

Tradition

tradição

tradición

tradizione

traditie

tradició

overlevering

Überlieferung

παράδοση

gelenek

تقاليد

tradicion

costumbre

hábito

Pronounced as (IPA)

/tʁa.di.sjɔ̃/

Etymology

Inherited from Middle French: tradition

Inherited from Old French: -

Borrowed from Latin: trāditiō

In summary

Inherited from Middle French tradition, from Old French, borrowed from Latin trāditiōnem, from the verb trādere. Compare trahison.

Sentences

Il était le régiment de tradition de la ville de Metz .

He was the traditional regiment of the city of Metz.

L'engagement citoyen en matière d'approvisionnement énergétique a une longue tradition en Allemagne .

Citizen engagement in energy supply has a long tradition in Germany.

Ensuite l'église catholique , a recyclé cette tradition païenne .

Then the Catholic Church recycled this pagan tradition.

Le monastère est associé à la tradition nyingma du bouddhisme tibétain .

The monastery is associated with the Nyingma tradition of Tibetan Buddhism.