Meaning of 'legend' in Maltese is: leġġenda

legend: leġġenda

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leġġenda, b'allegazzjonijiet, istorja, narrattiva, Ħrafa, smigħ, widna, mitoloġija, rakkont, finzjoni, konverżazzjoni.

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Noun(1) a story about mythical or supernatural beings or events,brief description accompanying an illustration,story of the past,often fictitious,brief description in document(2) a story about mythical or supernatural beings or events(3) brief description accompanying an illustration(4) story of the past(5) often fictitious(6) brief description in document

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(1) These ancient people bring us the legend of King Arthur and the Holy Grail.(2) Species are referred to by symbols in the legend .(3) But he was also bigger than life, a living legend who at age 33 could swim faster than he had at 21.(4) These local religious festivals usually center on a particular saint or legend .(5) The 200 baht coins have the same legend as the 100 baht coin.(6) Whatever historical events underlie the legend of the Trojan War did not occur as depicted here.(7) The legend of Romulus and Remus gives the impression that Rome was created very quickly; the truth was very different.(8) A book that explores the Catholic faith and Mexican culture is The Lady of Guadalupe, the legend of the patron saint of Mexico.(9) The figure contains two subfigures, each composed of three graphs, which are explained in the legend for figure 14.(10) And yet it would be one of those u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510tiny observable effectsu251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb that turned Einstein into a living legend .(11) The artist, who has become a legend in his own lifetime, is also currently working on a permanent Jewish holocaust memorial in Manhattan.(12) Around the lower border is the same legend as on the gold coin.(13) Charcot became a legend in his own lifetime and was elected to several major medical and neurologic societies in Europe and accorded many honors.(14) The legend of Tristan and Isolde, one of the most popular, was tacked on to Arthur's.(15) The legend of the notable Saint Anton is connected to plague victims and all diseases.(16) We'll ask a living legend of broadcast journalism, Walter Cronkite, the former CBS News anchor.