1. plural of folklore; the traditional beliefs, stories, customs, and practices of a group or community, passed down through generations
Usage: typically used as a mass noun in singular form, but the plural 'folklores' is used when referring to the folklore traditions of multiple distinct groups or cultures

Examples

• The museum's exhibit showcases the folklores of indigenous peoples from around the world.
• Different regions have their own unique folklores that reflect their history and values.
• She studied the folklores of Celtic and Germanic cultures for her dissertation.
• The folklores passed down in her family included stories about ancestors and traditional recipes.
• Many folklores contain moral lessons meant to teach children about right and wrong.
• The festival celebrates the folklores of several African nations through music and dance.