Definition: A person with traditional beliefs.
Alright class, settle in and let’s take a look!
That’s a good start from the dictionary – it tells us about
people
who hold onto tradition. But “traditional” is a bigger word than just a single person, you see? Let's break it down with a little rhyme for clarity:
"Traditional" means sticking to what came before,
A way of doing things, held steadfast and sure.
It’s customs, practices, and stories told,
Things passed down through ages, brave and bold!
Think about it like this – imagine a family recipe. It's been made the same way for generations. That's traditional! Or maybe a certain style of music or dance that’s been kept alive over time.
It doesn’t just mean
people
with beliefs, though. "Traditional" can describe things like:
Traditions:
Like holiday customs or specific ways of celebrating.
Styles:
Think of traditional clothing – a certain cut or pattern passed down through families.
Methods:
Sometimes it refers to how something is done, the established way of doing it.
So, when you hear “traditional,” remember it’s about
rootedness
and connection to the past. It's about honoring what came before us.
Do you have any questions about that? Would you like me to give you some examples to help you understand even more clearly?