krakowiak
noun
kra·ko·wi·ak
krəˈkōvēˌak
plural -s
: a Polish usually group folk dance that combines elements of the ancient round, the more recent square, and the modern polka
tread out bouncing krakowiak measures to the accompaniment of flute, fiddle, and accordion
H. M. Robinson
H. M. Robinson
Word History
Etymology
Polish, from Krakow, Cracow, city and department in southern Poland
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