Translation of "Mündliche überlieferung" in English

Yes, it's called oral tradition.

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We are dealing with oral records of art.

Her poems continued to circulate by word of mouth, or scribbled on loose sheets.

However, this report is far more than one oral excessive quantity of some.

In Lapland, ancient legends survive to this day through word of mouth.

The Gospels themselves uphold oral tradition. _

The milieu of the dance is passed down through its practice and oral tradition.

They also honour it as oral tradition."

Local oral tradition states that the castle was slighted, or deliberately destroyed, during the war.

The Akha language belongs to the Sino-Tibetan family of languages and exists only as oral tradition, without a written form.

Supernaturalness is still manifested in the shape moulded by oral tradition.

Under the native people, the memory of card money was kept alive through oral tradition.

There is an oral tradition in our family which will expressed by several points.

This has two purposes: to clarify difficult points and to pass on the oral lineage.

They taught through oral tradition.

Oral tradition says that the last dog soldier in this part of the country fought his last battle near Copley Flats.

Oral tradition amongst the Balanta has it that they migrated westward from the area that is now Egypt, Sudan and Ethiopia to escape drought and wars.

According to oral histories, Ramanano established an armed militia at Vohimasina which he sent on incursions to burn neighboring villages, desecrate local tombs, and enslave the women and children, contributing to his reputation as a cruel and unpopular leader.

Other contributions that are attributed to him (mostly based on oral tradition and unproved) are the following: He was the first to sing Alegrías as cante para escuchar (song for listening), as opposed to cante para bailar (song for dancing).

Their names follow: There has been speculation that the Trojan Horse may have been a battering ram or other sort of siege engine resembling, to some extent, a horse, and that the description of the use of this device was then transformed into a myth by later oral historians who were not present at the battle and were unaware of that meaning of the name.

A fourth account - the oral tradition and reports by the Gunditjmara people - was that a massacre took place almost wiping out an entire clan to "convince them" of white rights to the land."

Dudo does not appear to have consulted any existing documents for his history, but to have obtained his information from oral tradition, much of it being supplied by Raoul, count of Ivry, a half-brother of Duke Richard.