Drukpa
- adjective
- Many Drukpa customs are celebrated during national holidays in Bhutan.
Examples
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He enjoys Drukpa cuisine, especially the spicy dishes.
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She wore a beautiful Drukpa dress to the cultural festival.
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The Drukpa tradition is an important part of Bhutanese Buddhism.
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The Drukpa people celebrate many colorful festivals.
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The Drukpa culture is rich in traditions and vibrant festivals celebrated throughout Bhutan.
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Many traditional Drukpa rituals are performed during significant events and ceremonies.
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Visitors can experience authentic Drukpa art and craftsmanship in local markets across Bhutan.
Synonyms
About Bhutan or its people and culture
Surface Forms
Etymology
Drukpa comes from the Tibetan word druk meaning 'dragon' and the part -pa meaning 'person' or 'from'. So Drukpa as an adjective describes people, things, or culture that come from Bhutan, the 'Land of the Thunder Dragon'.