noun
mit
a myth (mita: also “of a bribe”, the genitive of mito)
миф (mita — также «взятки», род. п. от mito)
With stress
mȋt
In Cyrillic
мит
In phrasebooks
Appears in immersion pieces
Pruning basil: when and where to cut · The river that vanishes into rock · A stone arch as a portal: ritual water · The Rep-Range Myth: “Mass” vs “Definition” · Rtanj: myths, a “pyramid,” and mysterious beings
Next to it in the phrasebook
- národnā nȍšnjatraditional folk dress, folk costume, national costume
- vílaa fairy (a mountain and water spirit of folklore); a villa
- ȍbičāja custom (of a community; a personal habit is navika)
- vȅrovānjea folk belief; a belief, faith (in something)
- svȁdbenī obìčajiwedding customs
- slȃvljea celebration, a festivity
- prèdānjean oral tradition, a legend (handed down by word of mouth)
- amàjlijaan amulet, a charm
- národnā pȅsmaa folk song, a folk poem
- ȅpskā pȅsmaan epic song, an epic poem (sung to the gusle)