khorovod

English

khorovod

Etymology

From Russian хорово́д (xorovód).

Noun

khorovod (plural khorovods)

a Slavic art form, a combination of a circle dance and chorus singing, similar to chorea of ancient Greece, also in Romania (horă)

Translations

a Slavic dance

Belarusian: караго́д m (karahód)
Bulgarian: хоро́ (bg) n (horó), хорово́д m (horovód)
French: khorovod m, ronde (fr) f
German: Chorowod m
Macedonian: о́ро n (óro)
Polish: korowód (pl) m
Romanian: horă (ro) f

Russian: хорово́д (ru) m (xorovód), караго́д (ru) m (karagód) (regional), хо́ра (ru) f (xóra) (South Slavic or Romanian), корово́д (korovód) (regional)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: коло n

Roman: kolo (sh) n
Spanish: jorovod m
Ukrainian: хорово́д m (xorovód), корово́д m (korovód)

See also

chorea, hora (various names and varieties exist)

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