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folkloristic

/fˌoʊklɔɹˈɪstɪk/ adj

about the traditions and stories of a country or community; Characteristic of folklore.

Word Origin Folklore is literally 'the lore of the folk' — the traditional knowledge of a people. Folk comes from Proto-Germanic *fulka- (people, troop), and lore from *lērō (learning, teaching). Folkloristic describes something related to the study of folklore. The same roots give us folkish, folky, and lore itself.

adj about the traditions and stories of a country or community; Characteristic of folklore.

The festival featured folkloristic dances from various regions.

(形容词) 民俗学的；民间传说的

节日展示了来自不同地区的民俗舞蹈。

(adjetivo) Relativo a las tradiciones y relatos de un país o comunidad; característico del folclore.

El festival presentó bailes folclóricos de varias regiones.

(adjectif) folklorique [Relatif au folklore ; qui concerne les traditions, les contes et les coutumes d'un pays ou d'une communauté.]

Le festival présentait des danses folkloriques provenant de diverses régions.

(Adjektiv) die Volkskunde oder volkstümliche Überlieferungen betreffend; typisch für Volksbräuche oder -erzählungen.

Das Festival zeigte **folkloristic** Tänze aus verschiedenen Regionen.

(形容詞) ある国や共同体の伝統や物語に関する。民俗学的な特徴を持つ。

その祭典は、さまざまな地域のfolkloristic（民俗学的な）踊りを特集していた。

(adjetivo) folclórico; folclorístico [Relativo às tradições e histórias de um país ou comunidade; característico do folclore.]

O festival apresentou danças folclóricas de várias regiões.

Synonyms: folk traditional mythological legendary cultural Antonyms: modern contemporary sophisticated factual
Word parts: folk + lore + ist + ic

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