IPA: /rɪˈdoʊə/
KK: /rɪˈdoʊə/
A type of dance that originated in Bohemia, which can be performed in two styles: one similar to a waltz with a triple rhythm, and the other similar to a polka with a two-four rhythm.
The couple danced the redowa gracefully at the festival.
The word 'redowa' originates from Polish, referring to a type of dance. It is derived from the word 'redowa', which is a diminutive form of 'red', meaning 'to dance'.
Imagine a lively dance that brings people together — that's what 'redowa' represents, a joyful dance.
No commonly confused words.