Pevideiras

13:57 Jul 10, 2017 

I know what you mean, but in this case I think I'll just explain that they're traditional skirts.

13:39 Jul 10, 2017 

Acho que bem, neste contexto. (I have no arguement there :-)However (IMO) it may be misleading from the ethnographic viewpoint as it would erroneously appear that the "7 saias" were ADOPTED by the PEVIDEIRAS, rather than the traditional garb still being worn as a token rather than a necessity (as used by peixeiras)

13:28 Jul 10, 2017 

Esta meia dúzia de nazarenas que continua diariamente no Terreiro, nos seus postos de venda improvisados, e faz uso do colorido do traje tradicional, consegue comunicar com todas essas gentes que visitam a Nazaré. Querem vender as suas pevides, mas, sobretudo, elas contribuem para levar a vivacidade da “mulher nazarena” a todas as partes do mundo. São, por isso, parte da memória e identidade local…

13:17 Jul 10, 2017 

... worn by the so-called 'Pevideiras' - who sell nuts and snacks - ...

13:17 Jul 10, 2017 

fishwives cum street vendors (secondary occupation, no doubt as a result of the declining fishing industry?)

13:13 Jul 10, 2017 

http://mdjm-nazare-objectodomes.blogspot.com.br/2011/08/medi...

....dedicaram-se ao estudo da actividade comercial das conhecidas "Pevideiras" ou "Senhoras das Pevides" do Terreiro, junto ao Santuário de Nossa Senhora da Nazaré e do Museu.

08:57 Jul 10, 2017 

That's why I didn't know if I should translate the term. Some sites also called them Senhoras das Pevides.

08:53 Jul 10, 2017 

08:47 Jul 10, 2017 

Thanks! :)

08:46 Jul 10, 2017