Meanings of indian lore in English

He heard with delight the exquisite fanciful Indian lore.

VETALA: Hostile spirits from Indian lore, will animate corpses -theirown or others-to move around.

He has an endless store of Indian lore.

Oh, yes... the only ones I care about are those on Indians and Indian lore...

Atlantis known as Thule both in German and Panama Indian lore, and of course, "coincidence" again the accepted explanation.

Had Henry been superstitious, had he been steeped too much in Indian lore, he would have called it a phantom owl.

Robert, so strongly permeated by Indian lore and faith, really believed, for a moment, that his comrade saw into the future.

Iagoo is the name of a personage noted in Indian lore for having given extravagant narrations of whatever he had seen, heard, or accomplished.

He had received the white man's culture, but the Indian soul was strong within him, nevertheless, and he was steeped, too, in Indian lore.

The Chief has taught athletics and Indian lore at boys schools, recorded Indian songs for the Smitsonian Institution, acted as adviser to movie producers, etc.

Was this the quaint village of Spanish times, reaching back still further through dimly remembered Indian lore to a world lost now except to legend?

"I move we call them by an Indian name," said Job Paddock, the schoolmaster, who was deep in Indian lore.

(1) The Mexicans have naturally inherited and assimilated Indian lore about plants, animals, places, all kinds of human relationships with the land.