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traditionalize

/tɹædˈɪʃənəlˌaɪz/ verb

To make traditional; to turn into a tradition.

Word Origin Tradition comes from Latin 'tradere' — 'trans-' (across) and 'dare' (to give) — literally 'handing over' customs from one generation to the next. Traditionalize means to make something into a tradition. The root 'dare' (to give) also gives us data (things given), donate, and edition.

verb To make traditional; to turn into a tradition.

The community decided to traditionalize the annual festival.

(动词) 传统化；使传统化

社区决定将年度节日传统化。

(verbo) Hacer tradicional; convertir en una tradición.

La comunidad decidió tradicionalizar el festival anual.

(verbe) traditionaliser; rendre traditionnel; institutionnaliser; consacrer comme tradition [Rendre traditionnel ; transformer en tradition établie.]

La communauté a décidé de traditionalize le festival annuel pour préserver son patrimoine.

(Verb) traditionalisieren; zur Tradition machen [**traditionalisieren** *Verb* – etwas zu einer Tradition machen; einen Brauch oder eine Handlung so etablieren, dass er regelmäßig und nach festen Regeln wiederholt wird.]

Die Gemeinde beschloss, das jährliche Fest zu **traditionalisieren**.

(動詞) 伝統にする、伝統化する。

地域社会は年次祭典を伝統にすることに決めた。

(verbo) tradicionalizar; tornar tradicional; institucionalizar como tradição [Tornar tradicional; transformar em tradição.]

A comunidade decidiu tradicionalizar o festival anual.

Synonyms: conventionalize institutionalize standardize normalize routinize codify formalize canonize Antonyms: modernize innovate revolutionize change
Word parts: tradition + al + ize

Related words

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