The word tradition comes from the Latin "traditĭo, traditiōnis", which derives from the verb "tradere" which means "to deliver or transmit" formed by the prefix "trans" plus the verb "dare" from which words such as give, command, originate. etc. therefore tradition is what passes from generation to generation, or what is handed over from one generation to another over time. Several sources expose the word as the transfer or transfer of a series of doctrines, customs, news, rites among many others, carried out from one generation to another, within a community or nation, and that can be maintained as a legacy over time. time, due to its continuous practice by the coexisting beings of this territory.
A tradition or plural, traditions, can be practiced in different ways; some are based on different religious beliefs, others can make it easier to understand a particular culture. In whatever way a tradition is learned, it defines the principles of customs to be practiced by people. In different situations, tradition is related to the significance of culture, which are the practices within a society that have been agreed upon or established by it. For an event, event, practice or rite to be implanted or established as a tradition within a society, it takes time,as this becomes a habit. Traditions can be found in different cultures and even in families either through celebrations of religious or other festivals, or even by their folklore that are part of a society.
According to ethnography, which is the research method in charge of observing the cultural practices of human beings, used particularly by anthropologists for the same purpose, tradition exposes certain practices, beliefs, laws, customs, etc. that they transmit them continuously from one generation to another.
On the other hand in law, a tradition is the total delivery or transfer of one thing, possession or property to another.
