seafolk

English

plural noun

Definitions

Merpeople.
People who live near the sea and make a traditional living from it.

Etymology

Compound from English sea + English folk (folk music).

Origin

English

folk

Gloss

folk music

Timeline

Distribution of cognates by language

Geogrpahic distribution of cognates

Cognates and derived terms

North Sea English
Red Sea English
Sealand English
Seaspeak English
adfolk English
alms-folk English
almsfolk English
anti-folk English
asea English
businessfolk English
chairfolk English
cisfolk English
commonfolk English
congressfolk English
countersea English
countryfolk English
deep blue sea English
deep sea English
electrofolk English
fieldfolk English
finfolk English
fisherfolk English
folk English
folk song English
folkcraft English
folker English
folkfree English
folkgame English
folkie English
folkish English
folkland English
folklife English
folklike English
folklore English
folkly English
folkmoot English
folknik English
folkred English
folkright English
folksinger English
folksinging English
folkster English
folkstyle English
folktale English
folkway English
folkweave English
folky English
gayfolk English
gentlefolk English
grandfolk English
high sea English
hillfolk English
kinfolk English
kinsfolk English
kithfolk English
ladyfolk English
lizardfolk English
menfolk English
merfolk English
midsea English
neofolk English
nonfolk English
nonsea English
open sea English
oversea English
pseudofolk English
ratfolk English
sea English
sea adder English
sea bird English
sea glass English
sea hen English
sea horse English
sea lion English
sea perch English
sea pie English
sea rescue kit English
sea ruffe English
sea sparkle English
sea star English
sea urchin English
sea-day English
sea-light English
sea-spider English
sea-star English
seabag English
seabank English
seabase English
seabeach English
seabeard English
seabed English
seaberry English
seabird English
seaboard English
seaboat English
seaboot English
seaborn English
seaborne English
seabound English
seabreeze English
seaburger English
seacalf English
seacave English
seacliff English
seacoal English
seacoast English
seacock English
seacraft English
seaday English
seadevil English
seadog English
seaduck English
seafare English
seafarer English
seafaring English
seafloor English
seafoam English
seafood English
seafowl English
seafront English
seagirt English
seagoing English
seagrass English
seagull English
seahawk English
seakeeping English
sealab English
sealess English
sealife English
sealift English
sealike English
sealine English
sealocked English
sealore English
seamaid English
seamail English
seaman English
seamare English
seamark English
seamew English
seamount English
seamouse English
seapiece English
seaplane English
seaport English
seapower English
seapunk English
seaquake English
searocket English
seasand English
seascape English
seascraper English
seashell English
seashore English
seasick English
seasickness English
seaside English
seasnail English
seaspace English
seaspider English
seaspray English
seastained English
seastar English
seastorm English
seaswept English
seawall English
seaward English
seawards English
seaware English
seawater English
seaway English
seaweed English
seawolf English
seawoman English
seaworn English
seaworthy English
shortsea English
showfolk English
skinfolk English
smallfolk English
snowfolk English
straightfolk English
streetfolk English
subsea English
townfolk English
townsfolk English
tradesfolk English
transfolk English
turbo-folk English
undersea English
womenfolk English
workfolk English
yachtsfolk English
youngfolk English
folk Spanish, Castilian
folk Portuguese
シーチキン Japanese
folk Middle English
see Middle English
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