sembradoras
noun
sem·bra·do·ras
ˌsembrəˈdōrəz,
-rəs
plural -es
: an agricultural dance of Michoacan, Mexico, performed on Candlemas Day by a group of men and women with mime of sowing and harvesting
Word History
Etymology
Mexican Spanish, from Spanish, feminine of sembradores sowers, plural of sembrador sower, from Latin seminator, from seminatus (past participle of seminare to sow, plant) + -or