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πολωνέζα

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Greek

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Etymology

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From French polonaise (dance of Poland).

Pronunciation

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  • IPA(key): /po.loˈne.za/
  • Hyphenation: πο‧λω‧νέ‧ζα

Noun

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πολωνέζα (polonézaf (plural πολωνέζες)

  1. (dance) polonaise; Polish dance in triple time
  2. (music) polonaise; music for this dance.

Usage notes

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  • Among Greek musicians and dancers the french word and pronunciation is more common.
  • Obsolete spelling, seen at old Greek scores: πολωναίζα (πολωνικός (polonikós) πολων- + ‑αίζα, a closer transliteration of French ‑aise from polonaise). Considered as misspelling.
  • The rare phonetic spelling πολονέζα is considered as misspelling.

Declension

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singular plural
nominative πολωνέζα (polonéza) πολωνέζες (polonézes)
genitive πολωνέζας (polonézas) -
accusative πολωνέζα (polonéza) πολωνέζες (polonézes)
vocative πολωνέζα (polonéza) πολωνέζες (polonézes)
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