(It is traditionally placed east).
It is traditionally used for music based in Zen meditation.
It is traditionally held every year on the last Tuesday of January.
It is traditionally used to make gari, the pink ginger pickle served in Japanese cuisine.
It is traditionally a commercial centre; the name Khamīs ("Thursday") signified the Thursday market of the Mushayṭ clan.
It is traditionally classified as one of the psychoneuroses and is not dependent upon any known organic or structural pathology.
It is traditionally credited to Luke, "the beloved physician" (Col. 4 14), a close associate of the Apostle Paul.
It is traditionally a round, baked sweet or savory pudding or casserole made of noodles or potatoes.
It is traditionally made in a fussy manner, what with all the added spices, liqueurs, orange peel, juices and more.
It is traditionally cultivated as mixed crop with boro in November/December.
It is traditionally thought that this is achieved thanks to a particular connectivity between the neurons.
