UNIT 5. OUR CUSTOMS AND TRADITIONS

A man who has dedicated his life to religious service

A building or space used by a community for meetings, social events, or gatherings, often found in villages or small towns.

A person who follows Buddhism

Fresh or newly harvested rice that is still green and tender, often used in specific dishes or cultural practices.

Something presented or given, especially as a gift or as a sign of respect or devotion, often in a religious or spiritual context.

A tree planted mainly for its decorative appearance, such as its flowers, leaves, or overall shape, rather than for fruit or timber.

In some Asian cultures, gods believed to live in the kitchen and watch over the household, reporting the family's behavior to the heavens once a year.

To show deep respect, love, and devotion to a god or sacred being, often through prayers or rituals.

A long, cylindrical piece of bamboo, often used in construction, decoration, or traditional games and dances.

A person who participates in a competition, game, or contest, aiming to win or achieve a particular goal.

A form of physical performance that involves jumping, tumbling, and balancing skills, often done by gymnasts or performers.

Family bonding

The layer of gases surrounding the Earth or another planet

a public open space in a city or town, often used for gatherings or markets.

The quality or state of having a long life or lasting for a long time

To keep something in good condition .

A formal event or ritual, often with cultural or religious significance

A mythical creature resembling a horse with a single, spiral horn on its forehead, often symbolizing purity and magic.

To set free or let go, such as letting someone or something escape, or to make something available to the public.

A gathering of family members, often from different places, to celebrate, reconnect, or spend time together, typically held on special occasions.

Various sports or skills, such as judo, karate, or taekwondo