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Meanings of "traditional" in Spanish English Dictionary : 35 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
Common
traditional tradicional [f]
traditional tradicional [adj]
General
traditional típico [adj]
traditional clásico [adj]
traditional conservador [adj]
traditional consuetudinario [adj]
traditional folklórico [adj]
traditional profundo [adj]
traditional rancio [adj]
traditional castizo [adj]
traditional típico [adj]
traditional tradicional [adj]
traditional viejo [adj]
traditional folklórico [adj]
traditional folclórico [adj]
traditional asolerado [adj]
traditional tradicionalista [adj]
traditional convencional [adj]
traditional biempensante [adj] irony
traditional calentano [adj] CO
traditional abolengo [adj] disused
traditional momiacho [adj] CLderog.
traditional campeche [adj] COderog.
traditional carpetovetónico [adj] derog.
traditional charro [adj] MXCUPRDO
traditional consagrada [adj/f]
traditional calentana [adj/f] CO
traditional típica [adj/f]
traditional charra [adj/f] MXCUPRDO
traditional castiza [adj/f]
Idioms
traditional de orden [adj]
traditional al uso [adv]
traditional de orden de [prep]
Colloquial
traditional zanahorio [adj] CO
Law
traditional convencional [adj]

Meanings of "traditional" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 150 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
General
traditional dress aparejo real [m]
traditional ecuadorian and bolivian dress centro [m]
traditional or conventional person clásico [m]
traditional person conservador [m]
traditional varieties of flamenco singing palo [m]
traditional trading ship pontín [m]
traditional sign signo por costumbre [m]
girl from madrid wearing traditional dress chulapa [f]
chotis traditional dance of madrid polca alemana [f]
traditional galician hot drink made with flamed orujo moonshine, sugar, and lemon queimada [f]
traditional flute of the andes quena (quechua) [f]
traditional character solera [f]
traditional histories antiguallas [f/pl]
traditional dress worn by ecuadorian and bolivian women centro [m]
traditional stew of galicia and asturias pote [m]
a traditional cowboy who is from northern peru chalán [m]
a traditional dance of asturias pericote [m]
traditional farmhouse in catalonia masía [f]
traditional spanish dance seguidilla [f]
traditional character solera [f]
traditional story leyenda [f]
singer of traditional spanish music folclórica [f]
a traditional brazilian drink caipiriña [f]
traditional or conventional person clásica [f]
traditional person conservadora [f]
traditional food comida típica [f]
[of a custom] traditional folclórico [adj]
traditional music and dance typical of seville sevillanas [f/pl]
traditional dress traje típico
traditional chinese chino tradicional
a traditional peruvian cocktail chilcano [m] PE
the traditional dance of venezuela and colombia joropo [m] COVE
traditional breeches worn by plainsmen loose-fitting at thighs and buttoned just below the knee where two finial pieces hang down garrasí [m] VEdisused
a traditional multicolored woolen cloth worn by women as an ornament or shoulder bag where babies are carried and kept warm aguayo [m] PEBOAR:Nw
traditional dance of the andean region caluyo [m] BOAR:Nw
traditional praying to ward off epidemics or other misfortunes camaruco [m] AR
an traditional dance of the andean region callahuaya [m] BO
a traditional funerary dance in which dancers are dressed in black and wear bird feathers ayarachi [m] PE
traditional dance from ecuador amor fino [m] EC:W
music performed by a drum and traditional instruments bombo baile [m] PE
a traditional dance by garifuna dancers performed on the holy saturday to the music of wind instruments and shells baile de las tiras [m] HN:N
dance with one or several cueca traditional dances cuequeo [m] CL
man who dances or enjoys cueca traditional dances cuequero [m] BOCL
setup characteristic of the rio de la plata circus in which the spectacle was divided into a first part with traditional numbers and a second part with dramatic representations, generally of gaucho culture circo criollo [m] ARUYdisused
freeze-dried potato used in traditional andean cuisine chuño cachi [m] BO:W
traditional article of clothing used by some women as a skirt (wool cloth that covers from hip to ankle) chincuil [m] MX
traditional article of clothing used by some women as a skirt (wool cloth that covers from hip to ankle) chincuey [m] MXrare
round musical instrument made of flattened metallic bottle tops, used during traditional bolivian festivities chullu-chullu [m] BO
small glass of pulque, a traditional mexican drink chico [m] MX
traditional drink of san pedro de macorís guavaberry [m] DO
(in traditional rural medicine) illness that affects some people in poor health during the wake, caused by the vapors from the cadaver ijillo [m] HN
(in traditional rural medicine) illness that affects some people in poor health during the wake, caused by the vapors from the cadaver lejillo [m] NI
(in traditional rural medicine) illness that affects some people in poor health during the wake, caused by the vapors from the cadaver ijío [m] SV
traditional rural character common in the center and south of the country huaso [m] CL
traditional rural character common in the center and south of the country guaso [m] CL
(in traditional rural medicine) illness that affects some people in poor health during the wake, caused by the vapors from the cadaver hijillo [m] HNSV
(in traditional rural medicine) illness that affects some people in poor health during the wake, caused by the vapors from the cadaver hijío [m] HN
(in traditional rural medicine) illness that affects some people in poor health during the wake, caused by the vapors from the cadaver hijillo [m] HNSV
(in traditional rural medicine) illness that affects some people in poor health during the wake, caused by the vapors from the cadaver hijío [m] HN
(in traditional rural medicine) illness that affects some people in poor health during the wake, caused by the vapors from the cadaver ijío [m] SV
(in traditional rural medicine) illness that affects some people in poor health during the wake, caused by the vapors from the cadaver lejillo [m] NI
traditional dance consisting of a continuous swinging of couples jamaqueyo [m] NI:N
(in traditional rural medicine) illness that affects some people in poor health during the wake, caused by the vapors from the cadaver lejillo [m] NI
traditional carnival character representing an older black woman dressed in bright colors mama vieja [m] ARUY
comb worn by women wearing traditional panamanian clothing peinetón [m] PA
traditional flute with seven holes made with cane, bone, or clay pífano [m] PEBO:E
large bright colored handkerchief traditional to male clothing of colombia rabo de gallo [m] CO
tap-dancing in some traditional dances repique [m] AR
fabric used for traditional dress worn by indigenous women saburete [m] PA
traditional riding-skirt with vertical stripes of different colors tumbahombre [m] PA
male traditional healer who treats dislocated bones and performs massages to alleviate muscles sobador [m] MXGTHNSVNICRPAECPE
traditional healer who treats dislocated bones and performs massages to alleviate muscles sobandero [m] COVE
traditional indigenous brooch topped with a disc that has engravings tupo [m] ECPEAR:Nw
traditional indigenous brooch topped with a disc that has engravings tupu [m] ECPEBOCL
traditional male outfit typically sleeveless and down to the knees and hemmed with fringe uncu [m] PEBO:Swrur.
traditional indigenous brooch topped with a disc that has engravings topo [m] ECPEBOCLAR:Nw
traditional andean community group aíllo [m] CL
traditional andean community group aillu [m] PEBO
headman (the chief man especially of a tribal or traditional village) jefe [m]
black slave dressed in traditional african attire dancing in the street on three kings' day diablito [m] CU
traditional village head jefe tradicional [m] GQ
traditional musician taita [m] AR
traditional indigenous brooch topo [m] ECPEBOCLAR
traditional indian hut ruca [f] CL
table for eating traditional chicken soup (sancocho) gallera  [f] AMER
traditional mexican folklore song bolera [f] MX
embroidered woolen fabric used to make traditional ecuadoran clothing bayetilla [f] EC
traditional amazon non-alcoholic beverage made from cassava starch cahuana [f] PE
traditional card game caída [f] EC
women's footwear worn with the panamanian traditional costume babucha [f] PA
a traditional multicolored woolen cloth worn by women as an ornament or shoulder bag where babies are carried and kept warm llijlla [f] BO:C
traditional folk song bolera [f] MX
traditional folk dance performed by young women and that forms part of the ritual dances dedicated to the virgin mary cullaca [f] CL
traditional dance accompanied by the musical composition of the same name cueca [f] ARUY
traditional dance that symbolizes the different stages of a romance, in which dancers quickly search for and dodge each other cueca [f] BOCL
woman who dances or enjoys cueca traditional dances cuequera [f] BOCL
traditional game played by children in a circle with the children making requests, singing songs, and punishing those who do not respond correctly chanchavalancha [f] SV
female partner of the charro who dresses in traditional indigenous clothing china [f] MX
female partner of the huaso who dresses in traditional indigenous clothing china [f] CL
lower class indigenous woman dressed in traditional andean clothing cholita [f] ECPEBO:W,C,SCL:Nderog.
traditional exchange of messages between lovers through signals made, generally from one hill to another, with small mirrors that refract the sun's rays espejeada [f] AR:Nwrur.
traditional cheer of the universidad nacional autónoma de méxico goya [f] MX
squares added to a traditional hopscotch court to make it more challenging contra [f] HN
group of huasos, traditional rural character huasada [f] CLrare
traditional rural character common in the center and south of the country huasa [f] CL
traditional rural character common in the center and south of the country guasa [f] CL
traditional chibcha ceramic vessel with a slightly rounded body, narrow neck, and long strap handle hidria [f] CO
traditional system of work in rural areas that consists of all the members of a community helping in the agricultural tasks or construction of a neighbor house with the commitment that the beneficiary must return the favor of help when needed mano vuelta [f] HNrur.
traditional remedy for intestinal parasites using epazote lombricera [f] MX:SeCRrur.
traditional restaurant mondonguería [f] BO:W
establishment where clothing and masks for traditional dances are made morería [f] GT
tassel on a pollera traditional skirt mota [f] PA
comb worn by women wearing traditional panamanian clothing peineta de balcón [f] PA
coin purse for the traditional panamanian attire realera [f] PArur.
stall during the national holiday celebrations where traditional food and music are offered ramada [f] CL
four-line stanza recited by dance couples in certain traditional dances relación [f] PYARUY
served for many traditional dishes sarza [f] PE:S
step from traditional panamanian dances seguidilla [f] PA
female traditional healer who treats dislocated bones and performs massages to alleviate muscles sobadora [f] MXGTHNSVNICRPAECPE
traditional healer who treats dislocated bones and performs massages to alleviate muscles sobandera [f] COVE
traditional orchestra típica [f] ECARUY
traditional festival alasita [f] BO
traditional history antigualla [f] rare
pollera traditional dress pollera [f] PACO
ballad that couples say to each other in traditional dances relación [f] ARUY
group of people who are fans of traditional tango guardia vieja [m/f] ARUY
traditional person biempensante [m/f] irony
relating to the cueca traditional dance cuequero [adj] BOCL
traditional (university teacher) escuelero [adj] COderog.
pertaining to huasos, traditional rural characters in the center and south of the country huaso [adj] CLrur.
relating to conservative and traditional ideology momiacho [adj] CLderog.
relating to the traditional carnival king momo [adj] PRBOPY
dance or interpret a cueca traditional dance cuequear [v] BOCL
rub the part of the body causing illness or discomfort in traditional aboriginal medicine in ecuador fregar [v] EC
it expresses the order to start the pericón (traditional dance) ¡adentro! [interj] 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] CLAR
expressing the order to stop dancing for a while during the cueca traditional andean dance so that the dancing partners can have a drink while interlocking their arms ¡aro! [interj] BO
traditional game where a steel ball is used to knock out other balls that are inside a circle drawn on the ground cocos [m/pl] EC
rattle anklet made with seeds used in traditional dances maichiles [m/pl] PE:N
it is used to indicate the beginning of a new figure or rhythm in traditional dances and songs adentro [expr] UY
Idioms
(a woman) abandon the patterns of traditional behavior tirar la chancleta [v]
be traditional tener solera [v]
traditional game correr el ganso [v]
traditional game correr gansos [v]
part where a traditional dance is divided pie de cueca [m] CL
Colloquial
(in traditional rural medicine) illness that affects some people in poor health during the wake, caused by the vapors from the cadaver ijillo [m] HN
mestiza person who wears an upper class style dress rather than traditional indigenous clothing locha [f] BO
person who wears pants rather than traditional indigenous clothing locha [f] BO:Wdelinq.
woman wearing traditional dress mengala [f] GT
popular traditional ghost of a woman with tangled hair living in the woods, who visits houses at night and feeds on the ash remains of stoves tulevieja [f] CR