Humour: A comic,
absurd, or incongruous quality causing
amusement
Irony: The use of
words to convey a meaning that is the opposite of its literal
meaning
Fable: A short tale
to teach a moral lesson, often with animals or inanimate objects as
characters
Genealogies: A
record or account of the ancestry and descent of a person, family, group
etc
Laws: The body of
rules and principles governing the affairs of a community
Dreams: A series of
images, ideas, emotions, and sensations occurring involuntarily in the mid
during certain stages of sleep.
Myth: An attempt to
explain how things can be
Poetry: Literary
work in metrical form
Proverb: A short
popular saying, usually of unknown or ancient origin, that expresses effectively
some commonplace truth or useful thought
Sermon: A
speech/address for the purpose of religious
instruction
Prophecy: An
utterance or message, often given by a prophet about the
future.
History: The record
of past events and times
Legend: A story,
which tells about the lives of great and revered ancestors or figures of the
past
List: An itemized
series of names, words, etc., usually recorded in a set
order
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