Definition

A traditional dance from Russia that involves squatting movements and is often performed in a group.

Example

The performers showcased their skills in a lively kazatsky during the festival.

Conversation

Have you ever seen someone do the kazatsky?

Yeah, it's that cool squatting dance from Russia, right?

Exactly! I’d love to learn how to do the kazatsky someday.

Me too! It looks like so much fun at parties.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

This word originates from Russian, specifically from the term 'казацкий' (kazatsky), meaning relating to Cossacks, a group of predominantly East Slavic people known for their military traditions and semi-nomadic lifestyle.

Memory Tip

Think of the Cossacks, a group known for their unique culture and military history, to remember that 'kazatsky' refers to something related to them.

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