Birth and Folk

Birth

Birth noun - The act or instance of being born.

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Folk and birth are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Folk" instead a noun "Birth".

Nearby Words: birthday, birthing

Folk noun - One of the segments of society into which people are grouped.

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Birth and folk are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Birth" instead a noun "Folk".

human	human birth	human folk
high	high birth	high folk
gentle	gentle birth	gentle folk
normal	normal birth	normal folk
Other adjectives: common, original, noble, single, young, early, mysterious, magical.

Italian popular folk song "Tammurriata nera", written in 1944, is about a Neapolitan woman giving birth to a black baby, much to the neighbors' shock.

Source: Chocolate Baby
Folk Hero: Judging from Historia Brittonum, Arthur may have been this type of hero in his beginnings — a war-hero of comparatively low birth who kicked Saxon butt and saved the British kings' asses.

Source: Literature / Historia Brittonum
Lost princes and princesses raised by other people being identified as lost royalty by their looks or manners, even if they went missing right after birth, isn't a wholly unknown concept in folk and fairy tales.

Source: Secret Test

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