tradition in English: A way of doing something that a family or a country has followed for a very long time. (noun)

Translation

A way of doing something that a family or a country has followed for a very long time.

Word origin

From Latin tradere, meaning to hand over; a tradition is handed from one generation to the next.

Gender

Pluraltraditions

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A tradition is passed from parents to children.

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"Traditions" is the plural, meaning more than one tradition.

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"By tradition" means because that is the old way of doing it.

culture

The ideas, customs, food, and art of a group of people or a country.

family

A group of people who are related, such as parents and their children.

old

Having lived or existed for a long time; not new or young.

history

All the things that happened in the past, and the study of them.

habit

Something you do often, again and again, without thinking about it.

traditional

Done or made the same way for a very long time, following the customs of a family or country.

custom

Something that people in a place or group have done in the same way for a long time.

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