Bohemia (en. Bohemia)

/boˈemja/

Meaning & Definition

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noun

Way of life of those who lead a non-conventional lifestyle and are dedicated to the arts.

The bohemia in Paris attracted many artists during the 19th century.

La bohemia en París atrajo a muchos artistas durante el siglo XIX.

Set of people who lead that lifestyle.

The bohemia in the neighborhood is very active and creative.

La bohemia del barrio es muy activa y creativa.

Culture related to art and literature characterized by carefreeness and the pursuit of personal expression.

The literary bohemia has influenced many contemporary works.

La bohemia literaria ha influido en muchas obras contemporáneas.

Etymology

The word 'bohemia' comes from the French 'bohème', which in turn refers to the region of Bohemia in the Czech Republic and was linked to the gypsies who lived in that area.

Common Phrases and Expressions

to live in bohemia

To lead a free and carefree lifestyle, often associated with artists.

vivir en la bohemia

bohemian spirit

Attitude or way of life of a person who values creativity and personal freedom.

espíritu bohemio

Related Words

bohemian

A person who lives in a free and unconventional manner, often dedicated to art.

bohemio

art

Expression of human creativity through various disciplines.

arte

literature

Body of written works that reflect the human experience.

literatura

Slang Meanings

Uncomplicated life

He always has a bohemian mindset, enjoying every moment without worries.

Siempre tiene una mentalidad de bohemia, disfrutando cada momento sin preocupaciones.

To seek inspiration outside the ordinary

His journey around the world was pure bohemia, seeking inspiration in every corner.

Su viaje por el mundo fue pura bohemia, buscando la inspiración en cada rincón.