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Crucigrama Local Folklore CrosswordVersión en línea Trinidad & Tobago Folklore Crossword por Daleisha 1 This mysterious child spirit is said to have no thumbs, wears a large straw hat, and has backwards feet to confuse anyone who tries to follow it. 2 The name given to evil or supernatural beings that appear in many Trinidad and Tobago folktales. 3 Known as the protector of the forest, this legendary old hunter can communicate with animals and punishes those who hunt for sport rather than survival. 4 A beautiful woman dressed in elegant clothing who lures men into the forest, hiding one of her feet beneath a long skirt because it is a cloven hoof 5 This colourful Carnival character is famous for wearing elaborate costumes and delivering long, dramatic speeches while boasting about impossible feats 6 During the day she appears to be an ordinary elderly woman, but at night she removes her skin and flies through the darkness searching for victims 7 According to folklore, this enormous tree is believed to be home to spirits and should never be disturbed after dark. 8 This mythical werewolf-like creature can change into different animals and is often said to roam lonely roads at night. 9 Traditional stories, legends, beliefs and customs passed from one generation to another are known by this word. 10 A general Caribbean word used to describe a ghost, spirit, or supernatural being that is often feared in folklore. 11 This clever spider from West African storytelling traditions is famous for using intelligence instead of strength to solve problems and trick others. 12 Trinidad and Tobago's folklore reflects a mixture of African, European, East Indian and _________ traditions. 13 Many folklore stories warn children never to wander into these alone after sunset because spirits are believed to live there. 14 This famous stilt-walking figure of Carnival is believed to watch over communities from great heights and scare away evil spirits. 15 According to folklore, this type of magical charm or object is believed to offer protection against evil spirits and bad luck. 6 13 11 10 4 5 15 14 9 3 7 8 2 12

Crucigrama

Local Folklore CrosswordVersión en línea

Trinidad & Tobago Folklore Crossword

por Daleisha

This mysterious child spirit is said to have no thumbs, wears a large straw hat, and has backwards feet to confuse anyone who tries to follow it.

The name given to evil or supernatural beings that appear in many Trinidad and Tobago folktales.

Known as the protector of the forest, this legendary old hunter can communicate with animals and punishes those who hunt for sport rather than survival.

A beautiful woman dressed in elegant clothing who lures men into the forest, hiding one of her feet beneath a long skirt because it is a cloven hoof

This colourful Carnival character is famous for wearing elaborate costumes and delivering long, dramatic speeches while boasting about impossible feats

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Local Folklore CrosswordVersión en línea

por Daleisha

This mysterious child spirit is said to have no thumbs, wears a large straw hat, and has backwards feet to confuse anyone who tries to follow it.

The name given to evil or supernatural beings that appear in many Trinidad and Tobago folktales.

Known as the protector of the forest, this legendary old hunter can communicate with animals and punishes those who hunt for sport rather than survival.

A beautiful woman dressed in elegant clothing who lures men into the forest, hiding one of her feet beneath a long skirt because it is a cloven hoof

This colourful Carnival character is famous for wearing elaborate costumes and delivering long, dramatic speeches while boasting about impossible feats

During the day she appears to be an ordinary elderly woman, but at night she removes her skin and flies through the darkness searching for victims

According to folklore, this enormous tree is believed to be home to spirits and should never be disturbed after dark.

This mythical werewolf-like creature can change into different animals and is often said to roam lonely roads at night.

Traditional stories, legends, beliefs and customs passed from one generation to another are known by this word.

A general Caribbean word used to describe a ghost, spirit, or supernatural being that is often feared in folklore.

This clever spider from West African storytelling traditions is famous for using intelligence instead of strength to solve problems and trick others.

Trinidad and Tobago's folklore reflects a mixture of African, European, East Indian and _________ traditions.

Many folklore stories warn children never to wander into these alone after sunset because spirits are believed to live there.

This famous stilt-walking figure of Carnival is believed to watch over communities from great heights and scare away evil spirits.

According to folklore, this type of magical charm or object is believed to offer protection against evil spirits and bad luck.

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