ranmi -ram- gismu

x₁ is a myth/legend, a culturally significant story about x₂ in mythos x₃ of culture x₄.

Also: x₁ is mythical/fairy tale; used adjectivally for non-humanoid creatures (= ramda'u) of story/myth/legend/religion, e.g. dragon; fairy tale (= veryranmi). See also lijda, lisri, crida.

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In notes:

cifylisri: l₁ is a children's story about plot/subject/moral l₂ by storyteller l₃ to audience l₄.
crami: x₁ is a mythological/fantastic creature [mythical organism] of mythos/religion/story/culture x₂.
crida: x₁ is a fairy/elf/gnome/brownie/pixie/goblin/kobold [mythical humanoid] of mythos/religion x₂.
cridyske: s₁ (mass of facts) is the science of fairies/elves/pixies [mythical humanoid] of mythos/religion c₂ based on methodology s₃.
fantasi: x₁ (entity) is fantastical, exhibiting x₂ (property of x₁), which is relevant to magic, myths or fictive medieval technology and thus extraordinary
lijda: x₁ is a religion of believers including x₂ sharing common beliefs/practices/tenets including x₃.
lisri: x₁ is a story/tale/yarn/narrative about plot/subject/moral x₂ by storyteller x₃ to audience x₄.
ponramlo'u: x₁ is a kitsune of type x₂
ramymei: x₁ is a mythos of myths x₂
torcrida: c₁ is a dwarf of mythos/religion c₂, short by measurement standard t₃.