IPA: //ˈfoʊkˌlɔːr//
KK: /ˈfoʊkˌlɔr/
The traditional beliefs, stories, and customs of a group of people that are passed down through generations, often told orally.
The folklore of the region includes many fascinating myths and legends.
Folklore is formed from "folk" (from Old English *folc*, meaning people or community) and "lore" (from Old English *leornian*, meaning to learn or knowledge). The word refers to the traditional knowledge, stories, and customs of a particular group of people.
Think of 'folk' as the 'people' and 'lore' as the 'knowledge' they share — folklore is the knowledge and stories that come from the people.
No commonly confused words.