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Meanings of "folk" in Spanish English Dictionary : 17 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
Common
folk gente [f]
General
folk popular [adj]
folk folklórico [adj]
folk pueblo [m]
folk gente [f]
folk folclórico [adj]
folk folklórico [adj]
folk folk (inglés) [adj]
folk folclore [m]
folk folk [m]
folk folclórico [adj]
folk género humano [m]
folk nación [f]
folk raza [f]
folk folklórica [adj/f]
Colloquial
folk parentesco [m]
folk parientes [m/pl]

Meanings of "folk" in English Spanish Dictionary : 1 result(s)

İspanyolca İngilizce
General
folk [m] folk

Meanings of "folk" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 214 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
Common
folk dancer bailadora [f]
General
folk medicine curanderismo [m]
argentinian folk dance chacarera [f]
folk dance guaracha [f]
folk singer cantador [m]
folk singing cante [m]
folk music folk (inglés) [m]
country folk paisanaje [m]
simple folk villanaje [m]
folk song cantilena [f]
folk song cantinela [f]
milonga folk song milonga [f]
modern folk modernos [m/pl]
folk weather predictions cabañuelas [f/pl]
weather predictions made by country folk, based on weather variations in the first few days of january and august cabañuelas [f/pl]
short poem apt for a folk song cantar [m]
folk dance bailecito [m]
galician folk dance muñeira [f]
catalan folk dance and music sardana [f]
light-hearted spanish folk song tonadilla [f]
azerbaijani folk literature literatura popular de azerbaiyán [f]
folk singer cantadora [f]
a folk song una canción popular
a folk song una canción tradicional
folk etymology etimología popular
folk music música folklórica
folk song canción popular
basque folk song and dance zorcico [m]
folk-lore folklore [m]
folk-song romance [m]
folk-speech lenguaje vulgar [m]
folk-song canción popular [f]
folk-song copla [f]
a folk-dance bambuco [m] CO
fantastical mexican folk art pieces made of paper-mâché or wood alebrije [m] MX
walk of parishioners singing folk songs accompanied with drum music atabal [m] NI
folk song ballenato [m] CO EC
folk dance performed in pairs (whose movements imitate the conquest of the woman by the male) bambuco [m] EC:Ne
music accompanying the bambuco folk dance bambuco [m] CO VE
music accompanying the bambuco folk dance bambuco [m] EC:Ne
colombian folk dance bambuco [m] CO VE
folk music composition typical of the highland region callahuaya [m] BO
folk dance mixing different popular rhythms (typical of the colombian andes) bunde [m] CO
indigenous folk dance in which dancers hold a bow and arrows and play with them to the sound of music as a part of the choreography chuncho [m] BO:C,W
homage to someone in a public place with music and folk dances esquinazo [m] EC PE CL
short skirt decorated with filigree, beads, and sequins used as a costume in folk dances pollerín [m] BO:C,W
folk song chorus remate [m] AR:Nw rur.
folk hat with black spots on the crown, ribbon and brim tumbahombre [m] PA
tribute to someone in a public place with folk music and dances esquinazo [m] CL
folk dancer folclórico [m] derog.
each verse in a copla folk song tercio [m] AL
(folk) song canta  [f] VE
(in folk tradition) an evil being, similar to a sheep or hairy goat, which frighten solo walkers calchona [f] CL:C,S AR
traditional folk song bolera [f] MX
stanza contained in certain folk dances or folk dances bomba [f] CR PR
aimara and quechua folk dance antawara [f] BO
aimara and quechua folk music antawara [f] BO
a popular song from the north of argentina, with octosyllabic folk songs accompanied by a drum or box baguala [f] AR UY
folk dance that represents the aymara spinners and weavers kullahuada [f] BO:W
traditional folk dance performed by young women and that forms part of the ritual dances dedicated to the virgin mary cullaca [f] CL
folk dance that represents the aymara spinners and weavers cullahuada [f] BO
panamanian folk dance curacha [f] PA
event where folk music is played and typical food and drink are served peña [f] CL
carnival street parade where folk music is played and danced tuna [f] PA
folk song canta [f] CO
folk dancer folclórica [f] derog.
folk music singer cantalante [m/f] PA
dance the bambuco folk dance bambuquear [v] CU DO PR CO VE
dance the bunde (colombian folk dance) bundear [v] PA
play folk music on a guitar at a get-together with friends guitarrear [v] NI EC BO CL PY AR UY
expressing the order to stop dancing for a while in traditional festivals and some folkloric dances so that the dancers can have a drink or sing a folk song in a cheeky tone ¡aro! [interj] CL AR
folk weather predictions pintas [f/pl] CR
Idioms
old folk anciano [m]
be common folk ser como la gente [v] LA
Colloquial
common folk gallada [f] CL derog.
town folk gallada [f] CL derog.
as decent folk como gente [adj] MX CR DO EC PE PY AR UY
as decent folk como la gente [adj] MX CR DO EC PE PY AR UY
have fun at a reunion of friends performing folk music calampear [v] BO
Proverbs
there's so queer as folk hay de todo en la vina del señor
there's nowt so queer as folk de todo hay en la viña del señor
there's nowt so queer as folk tiene el pueblo mil millares
Slang
folk (rap slang) amigos
folk (rap slang) colegas
Education
folk physics física intuitiva
Library
folk art arte folklórico
folk art arte popular
Engineering
folk tradition tradición popular
Medicine
folk medicine medicina popular
folk medicine medicina casera
Psychology
folk psychiatry psiquiatría popular
folk psychology psicología popular
folk healing curación popular
folk etymology etimología popular
folk psychology sicología popular
folk soul alma popular
folk healer curandero popular
Nursing Terms
folk medicine medicina popular
folk medicine remedios caseros
Aeronautics
folk healer sobandero [m]
fisher-folk pescadores [m/pl]
Music
folk singer folclórico [m]
musical instrument with four strings, similar to the guitar but smaller, that is played or more commonly strummed to accompany folk or popular compositions cuatro [m] MX CO VE BO
musical instrument with four strings, similar to the guitar but smaller, that is played or more commonly strummed to accompany folk or popular compositions cuatro [m] PR
folk singer folclórica [f]
colombian folk music música carranguera [f] CO
colombian folk music música de carrilera [f] CO
colombian folk music música guasca [f] CO
colombian folk music guasca [f] CO
music fusing folk rhythms with colombian cumbia música chicha [f] BO
music fusing folk rhythms with colombian cumbia, with lyrics about bitter lessons of love música chichera [f] EC
folk music música folklórica
folk music folk música
Linguistics
folk etymology etimología popular [f]
Botany
a plant of amazonian origin that has been traditionally used in folk remedies for digestive and liver-related maladies (piper umbellatum) broquelejo [m] DO
a plant of amazonian origin that has been traditionally used in folk remedies for digestive and liver-related maladies (piper umbellatum) baquiña [f] PR
a plant of amazonian origin that has been traditionally used in folk remedies for digestive and liver-related maladies (piper umbellatum) basqueña [f] PR
a perennial shrub up to 1.5 m tall, with pale green elongated leaves with jagged edges and flowers grouped in clusters of pale pinkish or dark pink, widely used in folk medicine (thessaria absinthioides). brea [f] CL
a medicinal plant used in folk medicine to treat several ailments (bauhinia microstachya) escalera de mono [f] AR
a medicinal plant used in folk medicine to treat several ailments (bauhinia microstachya) caí escalera [f] AR
Folklore
folk rhythm played on a small guitar, a guitar, a traditional andean flute, and panpipes chuntunki [m] BO
traditional bolivian folk dance (from the yungas region of the la paz department) caporal [m] BO
disguised character who represents the landlord's servant in feudal society during carnival and some folk festivities chuto [m] BO
chicha music enthusiast (music that blends different folk rhythms) chichero [m] BO
one of the steps to the punto, folk dance escobillado [m] PA
open-position folk dance set to a lively rhythm caramba [m] AR
collective folk dance performed during carnival carnavalito [m] PE BO AR
open position folk dance that includes in its choreography turns, stomping, and shaking gato [m] AR UY
open position folk dance that includes in its choreography turns, stomping, and shaking gato correntino [m] AR rare
type of folk dance popular in the south of honduras guapango [m] HN
folk dance performed in front of the altars to honor the deceased gallinacito [m] PE:N
folk dance in which the dancers spin quickly around a bottle, moving closer to the bottle as they dance costillar [m] CL
folk song accompanying the huayño huaiño [m] BO
folk song accompanying the huayño huayño [m] BO
folk dance performed before the end of a holiday jaljapacuy [m] PE
open position folk dance with choreography that includes slow parts, minuet, tap-dancing, and swaying ecuador [m] AR rare
folk dance where performers move through the dance zone starting from the corners marote [m] AR
open position folk dance with slow and fast rhythms using minuet, walts, and simple steps montonero [m] AR
folk ballet moro [m] GT
open position folk dance set to a slow beat and a second lively beat, with minuet, waltz, and simple steps minué federal [m] AR UY rare
open position folk dance set to a slow beat and a second lively beat, with minuet, waltz, and simple steps minué montonero [m] AR UY
ancient folk dance where the dancers imitate birds, the male courts the female, and the dancers move the ends of their ponchos like wings pala pala [m] AR
open position folk dance depicting courtship palito [m] AR disused
open position folk dance depicting courtship pajarillo [m] AR
in the danza de la diablada folk dance, spiral figure where the dancers representing the most important devils dance ovillo [m] PE
folk singer pallador [m] CL rare
open position folk dance with waltz steps performed with castanets and large scarves pericón [m] AR UY
open position folk dance with waltz steps performed with castanets and large scarves pericón nacional [m] AR UY
folk dance depicting courtship to a lively beat pollito [m] AR
panamanian folk dance punto [m] PA
folk dance from colombia's caribbean coast with influence from black culture, danced in pairs porro [m] CO
open position folk dance depicting courtship to a lively rhythm prado [m] AR
ancient folk dance, danced in cuyo sereno [m] AR
folk dance where women dance provocatively shashu [m] PE:E
folk couple's dance played with guitar or marimba sique [m] HN
folk dance imitating the sting of the sitaracuy ant with dancers trading stings and acting as if in pain sitaracuy [m] PE
folk dance of the yungas region where jumps and contortions represent the forced labor black slaves were subjected to during the colonial era tundiqui [m] BO:Nw
folk courtship dance to a lively rhythm, including greetings and other figures made with a hat, danced in córdoba, mendoza, santiago del estero and tucumán sombrerito [m] AR
folk dance where dancers dressed in typical clothing simulate a fight tincu [m] BO
folk dance where dancers dressed in typical clothing simulate a fight tinku [m] BO
ometepe folk dance zompopo [m] NI
nicaraguan folk song zopilote [m] NI
folk dance where a person wears horns on their head torohuaco [m] NI
folk dance of african origin celebrating san antonio de padua tamunangue [m] VE
mestizo folk dance combining cumbia and brazilian dances tanguiño [m] PE:Ne
folk dance paying homage to mother earth and fertility tarpu [m] PE:S
folk dance to a lively rhythm where dancers start at the corners triunfo [m] BO AR
caribbean folk dance to the rhythm of bolero music bolero [m]
popular folk dance changüí [m] CU
ancient folk dance tocotín [m] MX
song accompanying the tocotín folk dance tocotín [m] MX
basque folk song composition zorcico (euskera) [m]
basque folk song lyrics zorcico (euskera) [m]
basque folk dance zorcico (euskera) [m]
lively and rhythmical folk dance similar to taquirari, it is danced with a chobena time chobena [f] BO:E
chicha music enthusiast (music that blends different folk rhythms) chichera [f] BO
rhythmical and merry folk dance performed to the rhythm of the chobena, similar to the taquirari musical rhythm chovena [f] BO:E
open position folk dance, with a lively rhythm and picaresque character firmeza [f] AR UY
folk dance typical of the festival for the patron saint of san juan chamelco y chisec, guatemala catarina [f] GT
musical composition typical of paraguayan folk with a slow and melodic rhythm guarania [f] PY
colombian folk music guasca [f] CO
folk music composition typical of the plateau region with a monotonous but cheerful rhythm kallawaya [f] BO:W
folk dance representing aymara spinners and weavers kullahuada [f] BO:W
open position folk dance to a lively rhythm, and danced with castanets and waltz steps jota cordobesa [f] AR
open position folk courtship dance to a lively rhythm by dancers spaced diagonally dancing from corner to corner lorencita [f] AR
folk dance comparing the incas and moctezuma montezuma [f] PE
folk dance representing corpus christi in villa de los santos montezuma [f] PA
andean folk dance where men and woman wearing colorful clothes and masks with features typical of black people morenada [f] PE:S BO
folk musical composition with a slow rhythm and nostalgic tone, played on guitar milonga [f] NI AR UY
folk song and dance by a group of people in disguise of an animal parranda [f] VE:E
open position folk dance depicting courtship palomita [f] AR UY
open position folk dance depicting courtship patria [f] AR
open position folk dance with waltz steps performed with castanets and large scarves pericona [f] CL:C,Sw PY
picaresque open position folk dance refalosa [f] CL AR
open position folk courtship dance to a lively beat using a handkerchief remesura [f] AR
folk dance brought to peru from africa sanguaraña [f] PE disused
open position picaresque folk dance resbalosa [f] AR
fast folk dance where women wear large and short skirts saya [f] PE BO CL:N
folk dance combining cumbia, samba, and ecuadorian sanjuanito tangarana [f] PE:Ne
argentinian folk dance chacarera [f]
argentinian folk music chacarera [f]
folk song jota [f]
folk song sung as a duet or by a group jota de picadillo [f]
popular afro-peruvian folk dance sanguaraña [f] PE
folk character from ecuador's central mountain range, that dances in the streets in a brightly colored clothing during certain religious festivals danzante [m/f] EC:C
basque folk-dancer dantzari (euskera) [m/f]
sing improvised folk songs pallar [v] CL rare
folk farce performed on corpus christi in which different characters participate dressed up as spirits, one a devil and one an angel grandiablos [m/pl] PA
folk dance where the participants dress up as ladinos, dance to the beat of a drum and recite jokes in the mama language ixcampores [m/pl] GT
folk dance set to a slow and halting beat, in which the dancers imitate high class colonial professionals doctorcitos [m/pl] BO
folk dance partideños [m/pl] GT
folk dance where homage is paid to the fertility of mother earth satiris [m/pl] PE:Se
warlike folk dance where dancers wear shirts and shorts covered with feathers, a high head dress covered with feathers, holding a bow and arrows spinning and jumping to the beat of the music tobas [f/pl] BO
folk farce performed on corpus christi by characters dressed as devils, one as a soul and one as an angel, (grandiablos) gran diablo [n] PA