dansar
Ido
/danˈsar/
verb
Definitions
- (transitive) to dance
Etymology
Borrowed from English dance borrowed from French danser (dance) borrowed from German tanzen (dance) borrowed from Italian danzare (dance) borrowed from Russian танцева́ть borrowed from Spanish, Castilian danzar.
Origin
Spanish
danzar
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Eurodance English
- adance English
- bedance English
- belly dance English
- braindance English
- breakdance English
- dance English
- dance-happy English
- danceability English
- danceable English
- danceaholic English
- danceathon English
- danced English
- dancefest English
- dancegoer English
- dancegoing English
- dancehall English
- danceless English
- dancelike English
- danceline English
- dancemaker English
- dancemaking English
- dancen English
- dancer English
- dancery English
- dancescape English
- dancesport English
- dancest English
- danceth English
- dancewear English
- dancy English
- gravedance English
- nondance English
- outdance English
- predance English
- riverdance English
- step dance English
- sundance English
- synthdance English
- Tanzverbot German
- Tänzer German
- ertanzen German
- tanzbar German
- tanzen German
- tänzeln German
- danzabile Italian
- danzante Italian
- danzare Italian
- danzatore Italian
- danzatrice Italian
- danser French
- потанцевать Russian
- пританцовывать Russian
- станцевать Russian
- танцева́ть Russian
- танцевальный Russian
- danzar Spanish, Castilian
- dauncen Middle English
- dancadi Esperanto
- dancado Esperanto
- danci Esperanto
- dansa Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- danns Gaelic, Scottish Gaelic
- tanzen Middle High German
- danser Middle French
- dansi Swahili
- 댄스 Korean
- dansa Zulu
- danse Haitian, Haitian Creole
- dansé Antillean Creole
- ndaci Kikuyu, Gikuyu