List 4 ~Oral Traditions

verb

• word

• turn, change

• first, rule

• shape, form

verbatim

• n. an original model or pattern; reccuring

• adj. widely known and spoken of

• adv. word for word; exactly as written or spoken

• adj. many colored; made up of many parts

proverbial

• adj. shapeless, without definite form; vague

• adv. in exactly the same words as were used originally

• adj. many colored; made up of many parts

• adj. widely known and spoken of

motley

• adv. in exactly the same words as were used originally

• adj. many colored; made up of many parts

• adj. widely known and spoken of

• adj. shapeless, without definite form; vague

motif

• n. a large-scale disaster, misfortune, or failure

• n. a ruler of a kingdom or empire

• n. A recurring theme, subject or idea

• n. a common or overused theme or device

mot

• to move

• word

• turn, change

• shape, form

anthropomorphism

• n. a large-scale disaster, misfortune, or failure

• n. a ruler of a kingdom or empire

• n. the attribution of human characteristics or behavior to a god, animal, or object.

• n. an original model or pattern; reccuring

amorphous

• adj. widely known and spoken of

• adv. in exactly the same words as were used originally

• adj. many colored; made up of many parts

• adj. shapeless, without definite form; vague

morph

• shape, form

• to move

• first, rule

• turn, change

archetype

• n. a common or overused theme or device

• n. an original model or pattern; reccuring

• n. a ruler of a kingdom or empire

• n. the attribution of human characteristics or behavior to a god, animal, or object.