【でんしょう】

Frequency rank: 5,909. – 5,916.
    noun (common) (futsuumeishi); noun or participle which takes the aux. verb suru; transitive verb; nouns which may take the genitive case particle 'no'
  1. handing down (information); legend; tradition; folklore; transmission
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  • 【でんしょう】Frequency rank: 5,909. – 5,916.
  • 【でんしょう】
  • でんしょう
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. handing down (information)
    2. This meaning refers to the act of passing on knowledge or information from one generation to another, often within families or communities.
    Wisdom has been handed down through generations from my grandmother.
    That culture has been transmitted over many generations.
  2. legend
    3. This meaning denotes a traditional story, sometimes based on historical events, that has been embellished or mythologized over time.
    There is an ancient legend about this mountain.
    He kept talking about the legends of that region.
  3. tradition
    4. This meaning highlights customs or practices that are passed through generations, forming an essential part of a culture or community's identity.
    Their tradition is very important.
    We preserve our tradition through this festival every year.
  4. folklore
    5. This meaning focuses on the traditional beliefs and practices of a culture, often conveyed through stories, songs, and oral narratives.
    The folklore of this region contains many lessons.
    Through folklore, people learn wisdom.
  5. transmission
    6. This meaning emphasizes the process of transferring knowledge, skills, or cultural practices from one entity to another.
    The transmission of knowledge occurs through education.
    The transmission of culture also influences visitors.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to hand down; to transmitoral traditionfolklore literaturemythological traditionwisdom handed down through generationslocal legendstraditions and customs
Wiktionary definitions (experimental)
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