heritage
હેરિટેજ
definition
noun
For the pluralistic West, universal access to heritage is an individual right.
property that is or may be inherited; an inheritance.
This is your heritage as a baptized Christian, and it is something the Father longs to do for you.
a special or individual possession; an allotted portion.
translation of 'heritage'
વારસો
example
Hear about 'heritage' varieties of apples and then taste the different types.
For old garden roses, also known as 'heritage' roses or antique roses, it's a little different.
The logistics of buses and tour guides in each area is still being sorted out but the idea is rolling out with enthusiasts in each town planting 'heritage' roses around tourism sites.
How can we protect our diverse natural 'heritage' whilst at the same time developing the economy?
Organizations that promote traditional Chinese music have preserved the rich musical 'heritage' of many national minorities.
There is a long tradition of concern for history and cultural 'heritage' in Iraq.
In pre-literate societies, poetry was the means by which a community's cultural 'heritage' was passed from one generation to the next.
The regeneration of 'heritage' marques through injections of dynamic fashion talent was the big fashion story of the mid- and late-1990s.
Steam is an award-winning, much loved attraction that celebrates our railway 'heritage' .
Many traditional dishes contain beans and corn, reflecting the Indian 'heritage' of the country.
The jacket image was created by award-winning design agency The Partners, who work with some of Britain's oldest 'heritage' brands including Jaguar, Wedgwood, Harrods, the BBC and The National Gallery.
the richness of our diverse cultural 'heritage'
But now, like so much of the nation's natural 'heritage' , it is under threat.
Popular first earlies are Red Duke of York, a 'heritage' variety with yellow flesh and a great flavour, and Epicure, which gives a good yield.
In addition, this model helps non-Asian readers to understand and value the cultural 'heritage' of others.
'heritage' brands have found a growing cachet among younger customers
'heritage' brands have found a growing cachet among younger customers
The ruins evoke the nation's Indian past and legitimizes both Peru's historical 'heritage' and cultural tradition.
What binds the group together is a common Jewish 'heritage' as passed down from generation to generation.
The Botanic Gardens also have a significant 'heritage' rose collection.
Still, much of the nation's 'heritage' has been destroyed in the name of modernization.
Some of those old 'heritage' varieties can still be found in seed catalogs.
the estuary has a sense of history and 'heritage'
Our statistics also show that more than half of those 'heritage' seeds were introduced by only 21 companies, so these gains are extremely fragile.
a 'heritage' centre
Aertex is one of the last classic British 'heritage' brands to be rediscovered and given a fresh lick of love.
'heritage' roses
Most modern roses are budded, and have a bud union, while 'heritage' roses, many shrub roses, and most miniature roses grow on their own roots and do not have a bud union.
The two specimens in the red pots at the front are Dwarf French Beans of the variety Scott's Bean, a 'heritage' variety from the HDRA Heritage Seed Library.
It states that those values are the 'heritage' of future generations.
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