Entry
マズルカ
mazuruka
A traditional Polish dance and its associated musical form.
Meaning
A mazurka is a traditional Polish folk dance, and also the style of music written for that dance.
- Polish dance
- musical form
Examples
Example Sentences
彼女はピアノの発表会でショパンのマズルカを演奏した。
She performed Chopin's mazurka at the piano recital.
マズルカはポーランド発祥の三拍子の舞曲である。
The mazurka is a triple-time dance originating in Poland.
ダンサーたちが華やかな衣装をまとい、マズルカを踊る。
The dancers wear colorful costumes and dance the mazurka.
See Also
カルマ
karuma
The idea that actions shape later fate or consequences.
カルマート
karumaato
Calmed; quieted.
マルカ
maruka
The former official currency of Finland before the adoption of the euro.
マルカート
marukaato
A musical instruction to play notes with strong emphasis.
Entry Questions
What does マズルカ mean in Japanese?
マズルカ means A traditional Polish dance and its associated musical form.
How do you read マズルカ?
マズルカ is read as まずるか and romanized as mazuruka.
What language does マズルカ come from?
The source language for マズルカ is Polish.
What type of gairaigo is マズルカ?
マズルカ is listed as Pure Gairaigo.
Source Details
- Entry ID
- 1128130
- Source
- JMdict_english
- Revision
- JMdict.2026-04-17
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