Definitions For Csarda

Noun

{{en-noun, es}} An intricate hungarian folk dance characterized by variations in tempo. The music for such a dance.

Translations

Armenian: չարդաշ, sc=Armn Azerbaijani: çardaş Chinese: : Mandarin: 查達斯, sc=Hani}}, 查达斯 (chádásī, sc=Hani), 恰爾達什, sc=Hani, {{t, cmn, 恰尔达什 (qià'ěrdáshén, sc=Hani), 夏德西 (xiàdéxī, sc=Hani) Czech: čardáš, m Emilian: csárdás, f, cśèrda, f Esperanto: ĉardaŝo Estonian: tšaardaš Finnish: csárdás French: czardas, f, csardas, f German: Csárdás, m, Csardas, m, Tschardasch, m Greek: τσάρντας, n Hebrew: צ׳רדש Hungarian: csárdás Italian: ciarda, f, czarda, f Japanese: チャールダーシュ (chārudāshu, sc=Jpan), チャルダッシュ (charudasshu, sc=Jpan) Korean: 차르다시, sc=Kore Lithuanian: čardašas, m Persian: چارداش (čârdâš) Polish: czardasz, m Romanian: ceardaș, n Russian: ча́рдаш, m, sc=Cyrl Serbo-Croatian: : Cyrillic: ча̏рда̄ш, m, sc=Cyrl : Roman: čȁrdāš, m, sc=Cyrl Slovene: čardaš, m Swedish: csardas, c, csárdás, c, czardas, c Turkish: çardaş Yiddish: טשאַרדאַש, m

Alternative forms

{{alter, en, csárdás, czardas}}

Etymology

From {{bor, en, hu, csárdás}}, adjectival form of csárda, t=tavern, from {{der, en, ota, چارطاق, tr=çardak, t=arbour, summerhouse}}, from {{der, en, fa, چارتاق, tr=čârtâq, t=four-arch}}, from {{compound, fa, nocat=1, چار, طاق, tr1=čâr, tr2=tâq, t1=four, t2=arch}}.