Entity: DORA-THE-EXPLORER
Dora the Explorer is a children's TV series featuring the bilingual adventures of a 7-year-old Latina named Dora, known for its educational and interactive format.
DORA-THE-EXPLORER
Etymology
The name 'Dora' is derived from a Greek word meaning 'gift.' The title 'Dora the Explorer' is a pun on the Spanish word for explorer, 'exploradora.'
Definition
Dora the Explorer is a popular children's TV series that follows the adventures of a young Latina girl named Dora as she explores the world and solves problems with the help of her friends and viewers.
Historical Context
The show first aired in 2000 and has since become a ratings and marketing hit, known for its educational and interactive format.
Cultural Significance
Dora the Explorer features the bilingual adventures of a 7-year-old Latina, promoting diversity and language learning among young viewers.
Related Concepts
The show has spawned merchandise, spin-offs, and cultural references, becoming a beloved icon in children's entertainment.
See Also
- Urban Dictionary: Dora the explorer
- The Meaning and Significance of ‘Dora the Explorer’ | Elmhurst University
- DORA Definition & Meaning | Dictionary.com
- r/todayilearned on Reddit: TIL that 'Dora the Explorer' is a pun on the Spanish word for explorer: 'exploradora'
- Dora The Explorer Explain Gen Z Slang
A popular children's TV series that follows the adventures of a young Latina girl named Dora as she explores the world and solves problems with the help of her friends and viewers.