folkway in German
folkway in German is Brauch, Sitte — folkway means a traditional belief or way of behaving shared by a group of people.
folkway in German
Brauch
Often plural: a belief or custom common to members of a culture or society.
Sitte
Often plural: a belief or custom common to members of a culture or society.
What does "folkway" mean?
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noun A traditional belief or way of behaving shared by a group of people.
"Avila was certainly well prepared to comment authoritatively on the folkways of his ancestors; he spoke fluent Quechua and had spent many years among the Peruvian Indians as a missionary."
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folkway in a sentence
- Avila was certainly well prepared to comment authoritatively on the folkways of his ancestors; he spoke fluent Quechua and had spent many years among the Peruvian Indians as a missionary.
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What is "folkway" in German?
"folkway" in German is Brauch, Sitte. folkway means: A traditional belief or way of behaving shared by a group of people.
Are there other ways to say "folkway" in German?
Yes — German has 2 translations listed for "folkway": Brauch, Sitte.
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