different between cracovienne vs krakowiak
cracovienne
English
Etymology
Borrowed from French cracovienne (“krakowiak”).
Noun
cracovienne (plural cracoviennes)
- A dance, the krakowiak.
French
Adjective
cracovienne
- feminine singular of cracovien
Noun
cracovienne f (plural cracoviennes)
- krakowiak (dance)
cracovienne From the web:
krakowiak
English
Etymology
Borrowed from Polish krakowiak.
Noun
krakowiak (plural krakowiaks)
- A lively, syncopated Polish dance in duple time.
Synonyms
- cracovienne
Polish
Etymology
From Kraków +? -ak.
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /kra?k?.v?ak/
Noun
krakowiak m anim
- krakowiak, cracovienne (dance)
Declension
Descendants
- ? English: krakowiak
Noun
krakowiak m pers (diminutive krakowiaczek, feminine krakowianka)
- (colloquial) Cracovian; inhabitant of Cracow
Declension
Further reading
- krakowiak in Polish dictionaries at PWN
krakowiak From the web:
- what does krakowiak
- what does the krakowiak mean
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