Mythology
Mythology noun - The body of customs, beliefs, stories, and sayings associated with a people, thing, or place.
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Tales and mythology are semantically related. in myth topic. In some cases you can use "Tales" instead a noun "Mythology", when it comes to topics like folklore.
Nearby Word: mythological
Tales
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- While Koschei is primarily a Russian myth, similar figures exist in the mythologies and folk tales of certain other Slavic peoples, such as Bash Chelik (in Serbian mythology).
Source: Myth / Slavic Mythology -
Monty says the character designs reference fairy tales and mythology (among other things), but they have no interest in retelling any fairy tales and would rather tell their own story.
Source: Web Animation / RWBY -
The Sierra adventure games King's Quest and Space Quest were known for including famous figures from fairy tales/mythology and science fiction, respectively.
Source: The Cameo
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