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Definition
Synonym
Volksheld
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Volksheld
folk hero
Volksheld
folk hero
Volksheld
folk hero
Deutsche
Volksheld Synonyme
Englische
folk hero Synonyme
folk
Everyman
John Doe
Public
acknowledged
admitted
animal kingdom
blood
body politic
breed
brood
citizenry
clan
class
common man
commonwealth
community
community at large
constituency
conventional
cultural community
customary
deme
dwellers
established
estate
ethnic group
everybody
everyman
everyone
everywoman
family
fixed
folk
s
general public
gens
gentry
habitancy
hallowed
handed down
heroic
hoary
house
household
immemorial
inhabitants
inveterate
kind
kindred
legendary
line
lineage
linguistic community
long-established
long-standing
matriclan
men
menage
mythological
nation
nationality
of long standing
of the
folk
oral
order
patriclan
people
people at large
people in general
persons
phratry
phyle
plant kingdom
polity
populace
population
prescriptive
public
race
received
recognized
rooted
sept
society
species
speech community
state
stem
stirps
stock
strain
time-honored
totem
traditional
tribe
tried and true
true-blue
understood
unwritten
venerable
whole people
world
worshipful
you and me
folk
hero
big name
celebrity
constellation
cynosure
figure
galaxy
great man
hero
heroine
idol
immortal
important person
lion
luminaries
luminary
man of mark
master spirit
name
notability
notable
person of note
personage
pleiad
pop hero
popular hero
popular idol
public figure
social lion
somebody
star
superstar
worthy
folk
singer
ballad singer
balladeer
bard
fili
folk
-rock singer
gleeman
jongleur
minnesinger
minstrel
rhapsode
rhapsodist
scop
serenader
street singer
strolling minstrel
troubadour
trovatore
wait
wandering minstrel
folk
lore
Mishnah
Spiritus Mundi
Sunna
Talmud
ancient wisdom
archetypal myth
archetypal pattern
charm
common law
custom
fairy lore
fairyism
folk
motif
folk
tale
immemorial usage
legend
lore
myth
mythical lore
mythicism
mythology
mythos
popular belief
racial memory
spell
superstition
superstitiousness
tradition
traditionalism
traditionality
folk
s
agnate
ancestry
blood
blood relation
blood relative
brood
children
clansman
cognate
collateral
collateral relative
connections
consanguinean
distaff side
distant relation
enate
family
flesh
flesh and blood
german
get
hearth
home
folk
s
house
household
issue
kin
kindred
kin
folk
kinnery
kins
folk
kinsman
kinsmen
kinswoman
kith and kin
menage
near relation
next of kin
offspring
people
posterity
relations
relatives
sib
sibling
spear kin
spear side
spindle kin
spindle side
sword side
tribesman
uterine kin
folk
siness
Bohemianism
affability
casualness
common touch
cordiality
ease
easiness
easygoingness
familiarity
graciousness
homeliness
homeyness
informality
informalness
irregularity
looseness
naturalness
offhandedness
plainness
relaxedness
simplicity
sociability
unaffectedness
unceremoniousness
unconstrainedness
unconstraint
unconventionality
unpretentiousness
folk
sy
Bohemian
affable
casual
cordial
degage
easy
easygoing
familiar
free and easy
gracious
haymish
homely
homey
informal
irregular
loose
natural
offhand
offhanded
plain
relaxed
simple
sociable
unaffected
unassuming
unceremonious
unconstrained
unconventional
unofficial
unstudied
folk
tale
Marchen
Mishnah
Spiritus Mundi
Sunna
Talmud
Western
Western story
Westerner
adventure story
allegory
ancient wisdom
apologue
archetypal myth
archetypal pattern
bedtime story
common law
custom
detective story
fable
fabliau
fairy tale
fantasy
fiction
folk
motif
folk
story
folk
lore
gest
ghost story
horse opera
immemorial usage
legend
lore
love story
mystery
mystery story
myth
mythology
mythos
nursery tale
parable
racial memory
romance
science fiction
shocker
space fiction
space opera
suspense story
thriller
tradition
traditionalism
traditionality
whodunit
work of fiction
folk
way
acculturation
action
actions
activity
acts
address
affectation
air
bearing
behavior
behavior pattern
behavioral norm
behavioral science
bon ton
carriage
civilization
complex
comportment
conduct
conformity
consuetude
convention
cultural drift
culture
culture area
culture center
culture complex
culture conflict
culture contact
culture pattern
culture trait
custom
demeanor
deportment
doing
doings
established way
ethos
etiquette
fashion
folk
ways
gestures
goings-on
guise
key trait
maintien
manner
manners
method
methodology
methods
mien
modus vivendi
mores
motions
movements
moves
observable behavior
observance
pattern
poise
port
pose
posture
practice
praxis
prescription
presence
procedure
proceeding
proper thing
ritual
social convention
social science
society
standard behavior
standard usage
standing custom
style
tactics
time-honored practice
tone
tradition
trait
trait-complex
usage
use
way
way of life
ways
what is done
wont
wonting
Volksheld Definition
Folk
(
n.
collect.
&
pl.)
Alt.
of
Folks
Folk
lore
(
)
Tales,
legends,
or
superstitions
long
current
among
the
people.
Hero
(
n.
)
An
illustrious
man,
supposed
to
be
exalted,
after
death,
to
a
place
among
the
gods
Hero
(
n.
)
A
man
of
distinguished
valor
or
enterprise
in
danger,
or
fortitude
in
suffering
Hero
(
n.
)
The
principal
personage
in
a
poem,
story,
and
the
like,
or
the
person
who
has
the
principal
share
in
the
transactions
related
folk hero Bedeutung
folk
dancing
folk
dance
a
style
of
dancing
that
originated
among
ordinary
people
(not
in
the
royal
courts)
folk
art
genre
of
art
of
unknown
origin
that
reflects
traditional
values
of
a
society
hero
the
principal
character
in
a
play
or
movie
or
novel
or
poem
folk
etymology
a
popular
but
erroneous
etymology
folk
song
folksong
folk
ballad
a
song
that
is
traditionally
sung
by
the
common
people
of
a
region
and
forms
part
of
their
culture
folk
music
ethnic
music
folk
the
traditional
and
typically
anonymous
music
that
is
an
expression
of
the
life
of
people
in
a
community
folktale
folk
tale
a
tale
circulated
by
word
of
mouth
among
the
common
folk
hero
worship
admiration
for
great
men
(or
their
memory)
f
bomber
grinder
hero
hero
sandwich
hoagie
hoagy
Cuban
sandwich
Italian
sandwich
poor
boy
sub
submarine
submarine
sandwich
torpedo
wedge
zep
a
large
sandwich
made
of
a
long
crusty
roll
split
lengthwise
and
filled
with
meats
and
cheese
(and
tomato
and
onion
and
lettuce
and
condiments),
different
names
are
used
in
different
sections
of
the
United
States
folk
folks
common
people
people
in
general
(often
used
in
the
plural),
they're
just
country
folk,
folks
around
here
drink
moonshine,
the
common
people
determine
the
group
character
and
preserve
its
customs
from
one
generation
to
the
next
home
folk
folks
from
your
own
home
town
family
family
line
folk
kinfolk
kinsfolk
sept
phratry
people
descended
from
a
common
ancestor,
his
family
has
lived
in
Massachusetts
since
the
Mayflower
tribe
folk
a
social
division
of
(usually
preliterate)
people
Hero
(Greek
mythology)
priestess
of
Aphrodite
who
killed
herself
when
her
lover
Leander
drowned
while
trying
to
swim
the
Hellespont
to
see
her
champion
fighter
hero
paladin
someone
who
fights
for
a
cause
folk
dancer
someone
who
does
folk
dances
folk
poet
a
folk
writer
who
composes
in
verse
folk
singer
jongleur
minstrel
poet-singer
troubadour
a
singer
of
folk
songs
folk
writer
a
writer
of
folktales
football
hero
a
football
player
who
has
achieved
a
reputation
for
success
hero
(classical
mythology)
a
being
of
great
strength
and
courage
celebrated
for
bold
exploits,
often
the
offspring
of
a
mortal
and
a
god
hero
worshiper
hero
worshipper
someone
who
worships
heroes
hero
a
man
distinguished
by
exceptional
courage
and
nobility
and
strength,
RAF
pilots
were
the
heroes
of
the
Battle
of
Britain
Hero
Heron
Hero
of
Alexandria
Greek
mathematician
and
inventor
who
devised
a
way
to
determine
the
area
of
a
triangle
and
who
described
various
mechanical
devices
(first
century)
idolize
idolise
worship
hero-worship
revere
love
unquestioningly
and
uncritically
or
to
excess,
venerate
as
an
idol,
Many
teenagers
idolized
the
Beatles
folk
dance
perform
a
folk-dance
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