Mazurka
(noun)
A lively folk dance in triple meter, of Polish origin, typically in moderate tempo with a strong accent on the second or third beat.
Origin:
From polish mazurek, from mazur "mazovian".
Examples:
- The dancers performed a beautiful mazurka, their feet moving quickly and gracefully.
- The band played a lively mazurka, as the guests danced to the music.
- Mazurka is a traditional folk dance that originated in Poland.
- The mazurka is danced by couples, usually in a circle or line formation.
- Many famous composers, such as Chopin, have written mazurkas as part of their musical compositions.