What is define myth?

A myth is a traditional story or tale that explains the beliefs, customs, and practices of a culture or society. Myths usually involve supernatural or divine entities and often serve as metaphors or allegories for the natural world or human behavior. Myths are usually passed down orally from generation to generation and can be found in the folklore of cultures all over the world. Some myths are based on historical events or real people, while others are purely fictional. Many myths have been adapted into literature, art, and popular culture, and continue to be a source of inspiration, fascination, and entertainment for people today.