Folklore

Meanings of "Folklore" in Spanish English Dictionary : 10 result(s)

	Kategori	İngilizce	İspanyolca
General
1	General	folklore	folclore [m]
2	General	folklore	folclor [m]
3	General	folklore	folklore [m]
4	General	folklore	folklorista [adj]
5	General	folklore	folclor [m]
6	General	folklore	folklor [m]
7	General	folklore	folclore [m]
8	General	folklore	folklore (inglés) [m]
9	General	folklore	demosofía [f]
10	General	folklore	demosofía [f]

Meanings of "Folklore" in English Spanish Dictionary : 4 result(s)

	Kategori	İspanyolca	İngilizce
General
1	General	folklore [m]	folklore
2	General	folklore [m]	row
3	General	folklore [m]	folk-lore
Slang
4	Slang	folklore [m]	shindy

Meanings of "Folklore" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 19 result(s)

	Kategori	İngilizce	İspanyolca
General
1	General	folklore studies	folclore [m]
2	General	formal academic study of folklore	ciencia del folklore [f]
3	General	pertaining to folklore	folclórico [adj]
4	General	small devil in indian folklore	ayacuá (indios argentinos) [m] disused
5	General	music and dance of afro-dominican folklore	bambulá [m] DO
6	General	person who follows typical chilean folklore and traditions	chilenero [m] CLrare
7	General	small devil in guarani folklore	ayacuá (guaraní) [m] disused
8	General	traditional mexican folklore song	bolera [f] MX
9	General	person who follows typical chilean folklore and traditions	chilenera [f] CLrare
Foreign Trade
10	Foreign Trade	expressions of folklore	expresiones del folclore
International Law
11	International Law	protection of folklore	protección del folclore
Folklore
12	Folklore	music that accompanies folklore dance, generally with lyrics in spanish and quechua	carnavalito [m] PEBOAR
13	Folklore	theme of a paya or other poetic composition typical of the folklore from central and southern chile	fundado [m] CL
14	Folklore	fandango flamenco from asturian folklore	garrotín [m]
15	Folklore	musical piece from venezuelan folklore which belongs to the joropo genre it has a fast rhythm and can be danced and sang	chipola [f] VE
16	Folklore	folklore competition where a rider moves at a gallop and tries to grab and tear off the head of a live rooster suspended from its legs in a horizontal line, at a certain height	gallopitina [f] EC
17	Folklore	person who used to clean up the belongings of dead people according to dominican folklore	chocueca [m/f] DO
18	Folklore	typical of chilean folklore and traditions	chilenero [adj] CLrare
19	Folklore	(in castilian and leonese folklore) women who take symbolic control on february 5th during the santa águeda festival	águedas [f/pl]