hasUseInTradition

P68064
predicate

Indicates that something is employed or holds a functional role within a particular cultural, religious, or historical tradition.

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All labels observed (18)

Label Occurrences
hasTraditionalUsage 4
usedInSystemOfMedicine 4
hasTraditionalUseIn 3

Description generation (PDg)

The one-sentence description above was generated by prompting gpt-5.1 with the predicate name and this instruction.

Instruction
Given a predicate that represents a relationship or action between entities, generate a one-sentence description explaining its meaning.  
# Instructions
Focus on describing the relationship, not the entities themselves. 
# Response Format
Begin the description with \' Indicates...\'
Input
Predicate: hasUseInTradition
Generated description
Indicates that something is employed or holds a functional role within a particular cultural, religious, or historical tradition.

Sample triples (33)

Subject Object
Field of Blood burial place for foreigners ⓘ
Maqam Ibrahim stone on which Ibrahim stood while building the Kaaba via predicate surface "believedFunctionInTradition" ⓘ
Champenois language songs and storytelling via predicate surface "hasTraditionalUseIn" ⓘ
Heartsease European traditional herbal medicine via predicate surface "usedInSystemOfMedicine" ⓘ
Heartsease Western herbalism via predicate surface "usedInSystemOfMedicine" ⓘ
Giacomo Maria yes via predicate surface "hasTraditionalUsage" ⓘ
Ter Sámi
linked to: Uralic > Sami > Eastern Sami > Ter Sámi
reindeer herding terminology via predicate surface "usedInTraditionalCulture" ⓘ
Ter Sámi
linked to: Uralic > Sami > Eastern Sami > Ter Sámi
fishing terminology via predicate surface "usedInTraditionalCulture" ⓘ
Ter Sámi
linked to: Uralic > Sami > Eastern Sami > Ter Sámi
hunting terminology via predicate surface "usedInTraditionalCulture" ⓘ
Zenadh Kes star navigation via predicate surface "hasTraditionalNavigationPractices" ⓘ
Zenadh Kes reef and current knowledge via predicate surface "hasTraditionalNavigationPractices" ⓘ
Isternia marble via predicate surface "hasMaterialTradition" ⓘ
Isidoro
linked to: Isidoro (Portuguese form)
Christian communities in Lusophone countries via predicate surface "hasTraditionalUsage" ⓘ
Ngāti Ranginui Takitimu waka via predicate surface "hasWakaTradition" ⓘ
Ngāti Ranginui Mātaatua waka via predicate surface "hasWakaTradition" ⓘ
Benincasa hispida Ayurveda via predicate surface "usedInSystemOfMedicine" ⓘ
Benincasa hispida Traditional Chinese medicine via predicate surface "usedInSystemOfMedicine" ⓘ
Toomer’s Corner toilet paper via predicate surface "hasMaterialUsedInTradition" ⓘ
Archibold Scotland via predicate surface "hasTraditionalUsageIn" ⓘ
Forerunner Eastern Christianity via predicate surface "appliedInTradition" ⓘ
Forerunner Western Christianity via predicate surface "appliedInTradition" ⓘ
Bronze lost-wax casting via predicate surface "usedInArtTradition" ⓘ
Ketton stone British architecture via predicate surface "hasTraditionalUseIn" ⓘ
Ketton stone local vernacular buildings in Rutland via predicate surface "hasTraditionalUseIn" ⓘ
Danil Eastern Orthodox via predicate surface "isUsedInTradition" ⓘ
linked to: Eastern Orthodox Christianity
Tunku hereditary title via predicate surface "hasTraditionalUsage" ⓘ
Acts and Catholic Epistles in Byzantine textform Byzantine majority Greek manuscripts via predicate surface "usesBaseTradition" ⓘ
Alangan Alangan Mangyan people via predicate surface "usedInOralTraditionOf" ⓘ
linked to: Mangyan peoples
Fisher of men
linked to: fisher of men
Christian homiletics via predicate surface "usedInPreachingTradition" ⓘ
Fisher of men
linked to: fisher of men
missionary sermons via predicate surface "usedInPreachingTradition" ⓘ
Zendan-e Eskandar prison via predicate surface "hasFunctionAccordingToTradition" ⓘ
Zendan-e Eskandar dungeon via predicate surface "hasFunctionAccordingToTradition" ⓘ
Hilltoppers (men's teams nickname)
linked to: Hilltoppers is used for men's teams
men's athletic programs at certain schools and universities via predicate surface "hasTraditionalUsage" ⓘ