Ceilidh (noun)

1. A social gathering featuring traditional Scottish or Irish music, dancing, and storytelling.
2. A traditional Scottish or Irish dance party.

Origin:

From the scottish gaelic word céilidhe, which is derived from céile, meaning "companion" or "visitor".

Examples:

1. The ceilidh was a lively affair, with people singing and dancing all night long.
2. I had a great time at the ceilidh. The music was amazing, and I even learned a few traditional dances.
3. The ceilidh was a great way to experience traditional Scottish culture and make new friends.
4. We went to a ceilidh on Saturday, it was a wonderful night with lots of good music and dance.
5. The ceilidh was a great opportunity for people to come together and share their love for traditional music and dance.