Definition
Relating to or characteristic of the guetar or its music and cultural significance in Central American communities.
Etymology
Derived from guetar with the addition of the suffix '-e' or '-are' common in Romance languages for forming adjectives and indicating cultural association.
Kelly Says
This word shows how languages create adjectives on the fly to describe cultural identity—'guetare music' doesn't just mean music played on an instrument, it means music of a specific people and place.
Translations
AMአማርኛ
guetare
gwe-ta-reh
ARالعربية
guetare
gwe-ta-reh
BNবাংলা
guetare
gwe-ta-reh
CACatalà
guetare
gwe-ta-reh
CSČeština
guetare
gwe-ta-reh
DADansk
guetare
gwe-ta-reh
DEDeutsch
guetare
gwe-ta-reh
ELΕλληνικά
guetare
gwe-ta-reh
ESEspañol
guetare
gwe-ta-reh
FAفارسی
guetare
gwe-ta-reh
FISuomi
guetare
gwe-ta-reh
FRFrançais
guetare
gwet-ar
HEעברית
guetare
gwe-ta-reh
HIहिन्दी
guetare
gwe-ta-reh
HUMagyar
guetare
gwe-ta-reh
IDBahasa Indonesia
guetare
gwe-ta-reh
ITItaliano
guetare
gwe-ta-reh
MSBahasa Melayu
guetare
gwe-ta-reh
MYမြန်မာ
guetare
gwe-ta-reh
NLNederlands
guetare
gwe-ta-reh
NONorsk
guetare
gwe-ta-reh
PLPolski
guetare
gwe-ta-reh
PTPortuguês
guetare
gwe-ta-reh
RORomână
guetare
gwe-ta-reh
RUРусский
guetare
gwe-ta-reh
SVSvenska
guetare
gwe-ta-reh
SWKiswahili
guetare
gwe-ta-reh
TAதமிழ்
guetare
gwe-ta-reh
TEతెలుగు
guetare
gwe-ta-reh
TRTürkçe
guetare
gwe-ta-reh
UKУкраїнська
guetare
gwe-ta-reh
URاردو
guetare
gwe-ta-reh
VITiếng Việt
guetare
gwe-ta-reh