Definition of syrtaki in English:

syrtaki

(also sirtaki)

nounPlural syrtakissəːˈtakisərˈtakē

A Greek folk dance in which dancers form a line or chain.
Example sentencesExamples
- The sirtaki, a variation of the hasapiko, culminates with the ‘Zorba’ dance popularized in the movie Zorba the Greek.
- But the Cypriots can rejoice as well as mourn, and they continue to dance the sirtaki and make wine and eat good food - and most of all, to celebrate the hospitality that is as much a part of their heritage as the sadness.
- As the the sun goes down, imagine taking a walk at the waterfront of Mandraki for a peaceful evening, talking to the fishermen, and dancing a syrtaki.
- Just after 11:00 p.m. I was about to leave, but the restaurant's owner refused to let me go until I danced a Sirtaki with him!

Origin

Modern Greek, from Greek surtos 'drawn, led' + the diminutive suffix -aki.

Definition of syrtaki in US English:

syrtaki

(also sirtaki)

nounsərˈtakē

A Greek folk dance in which dancers form a line or chain.
Example sentencesExamples
- As the the sun goes down, imagine taking a walk at the waterfront of Mandraki for a peaceful evening, talking to the fishermen, and dancing a syrtaki.
- But the Cypriots can rejoice as well as mourn, and they continue to dance the sirtaki and make wine and eat good food - and most of all, to celebrate the hospitality that is as much a part of their heritage as the sadness.
- Just after 11:00 p.m. I was about to leave, but the restaurant's owner refused to let me go until I danced a Sirtaki with him!
- The sirtaki, a variation of the hasapiko, culminates with the ‘Zorba’ dance popularized in the movie Zorba the Greek.

Origin

Modern Greek, from Greek surtos ‘drawn, led’ + the diminutive suffix -aki.

单词	syrtaki
释义	Definition of syrtaki in English: syrtaki (also sirtaki) nounPlural syrtakissəːˈtakisərˈtakē A Greek folk dance in which dancers form a line or chain. Example sentencesExamples The sirtaki, a variation of the hasapiko, culminates with the ‘Zorba’ dance popularized in the movie Zorba the Greek. But the Cypriots can rejoice as well as mourn, and they continue to dance the sirtaki and make wine and eat good food - and most of all, to celebrate the hospitality that is as much a part of their heritage as the sadness. As the the sun goes down, imagine taking a walk at the waterfront of Mandraki for a peaceful evening, talking to the fishermen, and dancing a syrtaki. Just after 11:00 p.m. I was about to leave, but the restaurant's owner refused to let me go until I danced a Sirtaki with him! Origin Modern Greek, from Greek surtos 'drawn, led' + the diminutive suffix -aki. Definition of syrtaki in US English: syrtaki (also sirtaki) nounsərˈtakē A Greek folk dance in which dancers form a line or chain. Example sentencesExamples As the the sun goes down, imagine taking a walk at the waterfront of Mandraki for a peaceful evening, talking to the fishermen, and dancing a syrtaki. But the Cypriots can rejoice as well as mourn, and they continue to dance the sirtaki and make wine and eat good food - and most of all, to celebrate the hospitality that is as much a part of their heritage as the sadness. Just after 11:00 p.m. I was about to leave, but the restaurant's owner refused to let me go until I danced a Sirtaki with him! The sirtaki, a variation of the hasapiko, culminates with the ‘Zorba’ dance popularized in the movie Zorba the Greek. Origin Modern Greek, from Greek surtos ‘drawn, led’ + the diminutive suffix -aki.
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