traditinal
ঐতিহ্যগত
definition
adjective
the traditional festivities of the church year
existing in or as part of a tradition; long-established.
translation of 'traditinal'
পরম্পরাগত
adjective
মামুলি,
গতানুগতিক,
পুরুষানুক্রমিক,
প্রাকৃত,
চিরাচরিত,
বনিয়াদি,
ঐতিহ্যগত,
পুরুষ-পরম্পরাগত,
বুনিয়াদি
example
The method often seems particularly drastic because it runs against the common idea of the non-action principle of 'traditional' Buddhists.
One of the real ‘old stock’, she was devoted to her faith and 'traditional' ways and values.
It is more contemporary now, but they began with their existing 'traditional' service.
But that doesn't mean existing and 'traditional' programming should be disregarded.
We are here to take part in one of Fiji's most ancient and 'traditional' ceremonies - drinking kava with the chief.
With 11 musicians playing the best in Dixieland and 'traditional' jazz it should be a night to remember.
Most of the members have 'traditional' jazz training, so hearing an extended solo in one of their live shows wouldn't be a shocker.
The 'traditional' teacher has a careful belief that it is better to start with what is easier and work towards what is more difficult.
Easter is a 'traditional' time for eating fish and in our part of the country it seems to be the crossover time from the summer to winter species.
Some of these men are looking for wives with 'traditional' values, and some of these women are looking for husbands with economic security.
We had the 'traditional' kids' party, children's party at the White House.
As he has matured he has become more drawn towards 'traditional' jazz and the way in which young New Orleanians have used it.
The story would now be the empowerment of 'traditional' owners looking after their country with the support of an enlightened government.
They had just finished their 'traditional' Christmas Eve fish pie, apparently with a bottle of wine.
Major attractions of the mela were the 'traditional' drinks like khus, gulab and badam sherbet, milk shakes and thandai.
A 'traditional' drink is served with the meal: milk mixed with mint and carbonated water.
He started gigging in Bristol as a teenager, playing 'traditional' jazz and bop.
Nonetheless, he applauds how Edinburgh and Glasgow have both moved away from 'traditional' jazz in order to encompass wider definitions of the genre.
It is, however, a cause for concern that Keralites are moving away from their 'traditional' diet of fish towards meat, he says.
The Gurkha emphasis on 'traditional' British military values is legendary.
He sieves the pulp to get rid of the skin and drinks it in a 'traditional' wooden cuia bowl. ‘Assai is very nutritious,’ he says.
Blocks, rules, regulations, legalities, traditions and 'traditional' people may come in your path.
They combine 'traditional' big band jazz with marabi sounds and confirm the band's excellent reputation built up over the years.
His Welsh genes allow him to have a totally different view on life although he hasn't lost any of the 'traditional' Welsh values, including a fondness for sheep.
After the stirrup cup 'traditional' drink the hunt moved off for Ballymullen.
it was time for the 'traditional' trip to the pantomime
It is a long way from his other business interests, which include a chain of 'traditional' fish and chip shops, catering contracts and event organisation.
In this context, religion belongs to 'traditional' society, and so the term new religion can be perceived as a contradiction in terms.
The beverage is a 'traditional' drink of Xhosa speaking people.
Both boys had been sent to piano lessons, and Mike had been given a banjo by their father, who had once had a 'traditional' jazz band.
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