kazatski
/kəˈzɑːtski/
noun
- A lively folk dance of the Cossacks, performed with fast kicks and squatting steps.
- She learned the kazatski from her grandmother, who grew up in a Cossack village.
- The music sped up, and the group broke into a kazatski, kicking their legs out in unison.
- At the festival, the dancers performed a high-energy kazatski that amazed the crowd.