notableStereotype

P97370 predicate

Indicates that a commonly recognized stereotype is associated with the subject in relation to the object.

Observed surface forms (7)

Sample triples (24)

Subject Object
Carmelita "Mexican spitfire" archetype via predicate surface "culturalStereotype"
Cavaliers aristocratic via predicate surface "culturalStereotype"
Cavaliers courtly via predicate surface "culturalStereotype"
Cavaliers dashing horseman via predicate surface "culturalStereotype"
Finnish people honesty via predicate surface "stereotypicalTraits"
Finnish people love of nature via predicate surface "stereotypicalTraits"
Finnish people punctuality via predicate surface "stereotypicalTraits"
Finnish people reservedness via predicate surface "stereotypicalTraits"
Locust Valley lockjaw American popular culture via predicate surface "stereotypedIn"
Maleva mystical Romani seer via predicate surface "culturalStereotypeElement"
Manuel exaggerated Spanish waiter via predicate surface "culturalStereotype"
Mrs. Baker overprotective Jewish mother via predicate surface "culturalStereotype"
Pathan (traditionally described in sources)
surface form: Pathan
martial race via predicate surface "stereotypicallyDescribedAs"
Pathan (traditionally described in sources)
surface form: Pathan
tribal people via predicate surface "stereotypicallyDescribedAs"
Pathan (traditionally described in sources)
surface form: Pathan
warrior people via predicate surface "stereotypicallyDescribedAs"
Princess beauty via predicate surface "stereotypicallyAssociatedWith"
Princess grace via predicate surface "stereotypicallyAssociatedWith"
Princess romantic narratives via predicate surface "stereotypicallyAssociatedWith"
Princess wealth via predicate surface "stereotypicallyAssociatedWith"
Sylvia Fine Jewish mother stereotype via predicate surface "culturalStereotype"
The Scousers Scousers (people from Liverpool) via predicate surface "stereotypeOf"
Thurston Howell III rich American industrialist via predicate surface "culturalStereotype"
Tim Nice-But-Dim upper-class twit via predicate surface "stereotypeOf"
Upper Saxon perceived as soft-sounding accent in German media