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1. (n.) polka
a lively couple dance of Bohemian origin, with music in duple meter.
2. polka
a piece of music for such a dance.
3. (v.i.) polka
to dance the polka.
Etymology: (1835–45; < Czech: lit., Polish woman or girl; cf. Pol polka Polish woman)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) polka
music performed for dancing the polka
2. (verb) polka
a Bohemian dance with 3 steps and a hop in fast time
3. (verb) polka
dance a polka
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) polka
a dance of Polish origin, but now common everywhere. It is performed by two persons in common time
2. (noun) polka
a lively Bohemian or Polish dance tune in 2-4 measure, with the third quaver accented
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Sense: (a piece of music for) a type of quick, lively dance.
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 Afrikaans: polka |
 Arabic: بولكا: إسم نَغمة او رَقْص |
 Bulgarian: полка |
 Brazilian: polca |
 Czech: polka |
 German: die Polka |
 Danish: polka |
 Greek: πόλκα |
 Spanish: polka |
 Estonian: polka |
 Farsi: رقص پولکا |
 Finnish: polkka |
 French: polka |
 Hebrew: פּוֹלקָה |
 Hindi: पूर्वी यूरोप का एक िजन्द |
 Croatian: polka |
 Hungarian: polka |
 Indonesian: semacam tarian gembira |
 Icelandic: polki |
 Italian: polca, polka |
 Japanese: ポルカ |
 Korean: 폴카 |
 Lithuanian: polka |
 Latvian: polka |
 Malay: polka |
 Dutch: polka |
 Norwegian: polka |
 Polish: polka |
 Persian: رقص پولکا |
 Pashto: د پولكا نڅا |
 Portuguese: polca |
 Romanian: polcă |
 Russian: полька |
 Slovak: polka |
 Slovenian: polka |
 Serbian: polka |
 Swedish: polka |
 Thai: จังหวะเต้นรำ |
 Turkish: polka dansı/müziği |
 Taiwanese: 波爾卡舞 |
 Ukrainian: полька |
 Urdu: ايک قسم کا ناچ |
 Vietnamese: điệu nhảy pôn-ka |
 Chinese: 波尔卡舞 |
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