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folk

UK
/fəʊk/
US
/foʊk/

Translations

folknoun
folk
pl
UK
/fəʊk/
US
/foʊk/
folkGenre musical traditionnel.
She enjoys listening to folk while she works.
Elle aime écouter du folk pendant qu’elle travaille.
les gens
The folk of the village gathered for the annual festival.
Les gens du village se sont rassemblés pour le festival annuel.
Additional translations
la familleFamilier.
Synonyms
population
community
group
society
citizens
locals
inhabitants
people
folkadjective
UK
/fəʊk/
US
/foʊk/
folkSe dit surtout de la musique, de l’art ou de la culture traditionnelle.
The festival featured a variety of folk music performances from different regions.
Le festival proposait विविध?
Additional translations
populaireDans un contexte rural ou traditionnel.
Synonyms
popular
traditional
cultural
communal
local

Definitions

folknoun
People in general, especially those of a particular group or community.
The folk of the village gathered for the annual festival.
Traditional folk music as a genre (uncountable).
She enjoys listening to folk while she works.
One's parents or close relatives (usually expressed with the plural form "folks").
I'm going to visit my folks in the countryside this weekend.
folkadjective
Relating to the traditional art or culture of a community or nation, especially as it is passed down orally.
The festival featured a variety of folk music performances from different regions.
Characteristic of the common people, especially in a rural or traditional context.
The folk traditions of the village have been preserved for generations.
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