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~k-lā~
k-lā- — 1 Occurrence
Deuteronomy 5:13
H-E'B: תַּֽעֲבֹ֔ד֮ וְעָשִׂ֖֣יתָ כָּֿל־ מְלַאכְתֶּֽךָ֒׃
NA-S: you shall labor and do all your work,
I-NT: shall la-bo-r and do all your work
I-sa-ia-h 17:5
H-E-B: יִקְצ֑וֹר וְהָיָ֛ה כִּמְלַקֵּ֥ט שִׁבֳּלִ֖ים בְּעֵ֥מֶק
NA-S: the ears, Or it will be like one gleaning ears of grain
KJ-V: with his arm; and it shall be as he that gathereth ears
I-NT: harvests become gleaning ears the valley
Part of Speech: Adjective
Transliteration: Ar-ki
Phonetic Spelling: (ar-k-ee')
Definition: a native of a place in Palestine
Lexicon :: Strong's H-6-19-0 - ʿār-lâ
עָרְלָה
Strong's Concordance
ὩA-ki-la-h: an eating, a
meal
Original Word: אֲכִילָה
Part of Speech: Noun
Feminine
Transliteration: A-ki-la-
h
Phonetic Spelling:(A-k-
ee-la-w')
Definition: an eating, a
me-a-l
~Ὡ"AKILaH"(A-KI-La-H)`=
~ὩALPHA KIM LAPOINTE HOLY- GRAIL~
*Ὡ(A-k-ee-la-w')="ALPHA KIM EVE II LAPOINTE WIFE."
~kim·rî·rê~
J-o-b 3:5
H-E-B: עֲנָנָ֑ה יְ֝בַעֲתֻ֗הוּ כִּֽמְרִ֥ירֵי יֽוֹם׃
NA-S: settle on it; Let the blackness of the day
KJ-V: dwell upon it; let the blackness of the day
I-NT: A cloud terrify the blackness of the day
Part of Speech: Noun
Transliteration: kim-r-i-r
Phonetic Spelling: (kim-r-ee-r')
Definition: darkness, gloominess
*Arwen is signified by her:so-b-ri-qu-e-t "Un-dó-m-ie-l" which means "Evenstar".
Arwen (literally, "noble maiden") is the last brilliant embodiment of: Elvish beauty and grace in the waning years of their relevance in the Third Age of Middle Earth.
7-4(4).)ar-ye-h |
Strong's Concordance ar-ye-h: a lion Part of Speech: Noun Masculine Transliteration: ar-ye-h Phonetic Spelling: (ar-y'ay') Definition: a lion ■AR-YE-H=ARAGORN II YE-S-HU-A HUSBAND. ■JESUS CHRIST: THEE-HEBREW MESSIAH: EMMANUEL, IS:ARAGORN II. ■AND:GOD HAS:ALREADY CONFIRMED THIS ABSOLUTE FACT OF: HEBREW SCRIPTURAL MATTER. ■AND:FINAL ANSWERS ARE: SEALED IN: BLOOD. ■I AM:ARWEN(AR-KI) AND:AR-La AND:AR-LA. ■ JESUS CHRIST THEE-HEBREW MESSIAH:EMMANUEL IS: AR-YE-H AND: THIS=(ARAGORN II YE-S-HU-A HUSBAND. |
■ AND IN:THIS ONE: GOD MADE SURE TO: TRANSLATE WHO: JESUS AND I, AS:ONE-FLESH:MARRIED.
■ETERNALLY.
H-7-3-8
אריה ארי
☆Aryeh
Transliteration
'ar-i-y; ar-ee'
☆"Aragorn II-Iris-Yeshua; ☆Arwen-ee"(Second-And:Final Eve).
Pronunciation
ar-A-y-a'y'
Parts of Speech
n m
Root Word (Etymology)
from 71-7 (in the sense of violence)
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*Strong Hebrew #10-67 - בְּכִירָה b'e-ki-
ra-h
*(first-born (always of women))
Original Word: | בְּכִירָה |
Transliteration: | b'e-ki-ra-h |
Definition: | first-born (always of women) |
Part of Speech: | Noun Feminine |
Phonetic Spelling: | (be-k-ee- ra-w') |
Englishman's Concordance
1a) always used of women
Part of Speech: noun feminine
Part of Speech: p'ro-noun
Transliteration: an-i
Phonetic Spelling: (an-ee')
Definition: I
Strong's Concordance
an-o-ki: I
Original
Word: אָנֹכִי
Part
of Speech: pronoun
Transliteration: an-o-ki
Phonetic
Spelling: (aw-n- o-k-ee')
Definition: I
Part of Speech: Verb
Transliteration: an-a-q
Phonetic Spelling: (a'w-na-k')
Definition: to cry, groan
Part of Speech: Noun
Transliteration: s-hus-han or: s-ho-s-han or: s-ho-s-han-n-
Phonetic Spelling: (s-ho-o-s-han')
Definition: probably lily (or any lily-like flower)
Part of Speech: Proper Name
Transliteration: S-hus-han-k'
Phonetic Spelling: (s-ho-o-s-han-k'-ee')
Definition: inhab.of: S-usa
Part of Speech: Proper Name
Transliteration: S'hu-t'-h
Phonetic Spelling: (s-ho-o-t'h
Definition: an Ephraimite name
Part of Speech: Adjective
Transliteration: s-ha-ch
Phonetic Spelling: (s-ha-kh)
Definition: low, lowly
Part of Speech: Proper Name
Transliteration: Ir-a
Phonetic Spelling: (ee-r'a-w')
Definition:
Part of Speech: Noun
Transliteration: s-ea-ch
Phonetic Spelling: (sa-y'-a-kh)
Definition: a thought
Part of Speech: Noun Feminine
Transliteration: y'ir-a'h
Phonetic Spelling: (y'ir-a'w')
Definition: a fear
Feminine of ya're'; fear (also used as infinitive); morally, reverence -- X dreadful, X exceedingly, fear(-fulness).
Part of Speech: Proper Name Location
Transliteration: Y-ir-o'n
Phonetic Spelling: (yir-o'h-n')
Definition: a city in Na-p-
H'os-ea 11:4
H'E-B: וָאֶהְיֶ֥ה לָהֶ֛ם כִּמְרִ֥ימֵי עֹ֖ל עַ֣ל
NA-S: And I became to them as one who lifts the yoke
KJ-V: of love: and I was to them as they that take off the yoke
I-NT: of love became lifts the yoke from
~b'a·hă·rî·mə·ḵ’em~
Englishman's Concordance
ba·hă·rî·mə·ḵem — 2 Occurrences
Number-s
18:30
H'E-B: וְאָמַרְתָּ֖
אֲלֵהֶ֑ם בַּהֲרִֽימְכֶ֤ם אֶת־
חֶלְבּוֹ֙
NA-S: You
shall say to
them, 'When you have offered from
it the best
KJ-V: Therefore
thou shalt say unto
them, When ye have heaved the
best
I-NT: shall
say to have
offered the
best then
Number-s
18:32
H'E-B: עָלָיו֙
חֵ֔טְא בַּהֲרִֽימְכֶ֥ם אֶת־
חֶלְבּ֖וֹ
NA-S: by
reason of
it when you have offered the
best
KJ-V: no
sin by
reason of it, when ye have heaved from
it the best
I-NT: reason
sin have
offered the
best at
Part of Speech: Noun
Transliteration: ki
Phonetic Spelling: (k-ee)
Definition: a burning, branding
Part of Speech: Conjunction
Transliteration: ki
Phonetic Spelling: (k-ee)
Definition: that, for, when
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Part of Speech: Noun Feminine
Transliteration: s'h-ee-la-h & she-la-h
Phonetic Spelling: (she-h-a'y-la-w')
Definition: request, thing asked for
PRONUNCIATIONS
DEFINITIONS
n. A question, usually while looking for
a ha-la-chi-c ruling.
EXAMPLE SENTENCES
LANGUAGES OF ORIGIN
- Textual Hebrew
- Yiddish
ETYMOLOGY
Hebrew שְׁאֵלָה she'e-lá, Yiddish pronunciation
[s-ha-y-l'e]
- Orthodox: Jews who identify as Orthodox and
- observe h'a-la-ch-a (Jewish law)
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*~ALTERNATIVE SPELLINGS~
s-ha-y-la, s-ha-y-la-h, s-ha-i-la-
h,
s-ha-y-l'e,
she'e-la, she-i-la-h
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Where I stop and I turn and I go for a ride
Till I get to the bottom and I see you again.
I'm coming down fast but I'm miles above you
Tell me tell me tell me come on tell me the answer
You may be a lover but you ain't no dancer.
Helter skelter
I'm coming down fast but don't let me break you
Tell me tell me tell me the answer
You may be a lover but you ain't no dancer.
Helter shelter
To the top of the slide
And I stop and I turn and I go for a ride
And I get to the bottom and I see you again
I'm coming down fast but don't let me break you
Tell me tell me tell me the answer
You may be a lover but you ain't no dancer
Helter skelter
Helter skelter helter skelter
Helter skelter
Helter skelter helter skelter
Helter skelter
A
- Ab-a-y'ı
- Ab-bo-t-s Bromley Horn Dance
- A-ch-a-ru-l'i (Georgian folk dance)
- Ac-ro dance
- A-d'an-a
- A-do-w'a dance
- A'ff-ra-n-chi (Haiti)
- Agbadza
- A-gi-r K' a-ra-da-gi'1
- A'i Georgis
- A-la-n-t'a dance
- A-lk' a-y'i-da
- Allemande
- An D-ro
- Angaliastos
- Angama (from Japan's Yaeyama Islands)
- Angelica
- Antikristos
- Antipatitis
- 'Aparima
- Apu Inka
- Arab dance
- Aragonaise
- Arcan
- Ardah (Arab tribal war dance)
- Argentine Tango
- Ar'k-an (Ukrainian, Hu-t's-u'l)
- Armenian line dance
- A's-ma k' a-s-ma
- Assiko
- Assyrian folk dance (Assyrian folk dances)
- A's-y-ik
- Atilogwu
- Atsiapat
- Attan (Pa-s-h-t'un)
- A'w-ki a'w-ki
- Azonto (Ghanaian dance)
B
- Ba-a-g'h Na-a-ch
- Ba-c-c-hu-ber
- Ba-c-hat-a (Dominican Republic, Latin Club, Folk)
- B'a-c-hat-ang-o
- Baagh Naach (Folk dance from Odisha, India)
- Bagurumba (Folk dance of Assam, North-east India)
- B'a-i-l'e de la C'o-n-qu-i-s-t'a
- B'a-i's-ho-u Dance
- Ba-j-i-do-r K'
- a-ho-t
- Bal-muse-tt-e
- B'a-la-d-i
- Balboa (Swing)
- Ball de-l's Cossiers
- B'al-l'e't
- B'al-lo
- B'al-lo-s (B'u-r-ç'a-k t'ar-la-s-ıo-y'un-u) (Greece), (Turkey)
- Ballroom dance
- B'al-lu tundu (Sardinia)
- B'am-bo-u-la
- Bandari dance
- B'ar
- B'a-ra-c-hu-m
- B'ar-do Ch-h-am (Folk dance of Arunachal, North-east India)
- B'ar-i's
- Barn dance
- B'a-ro-qu-e dance
- Barynya (Russian, folk)
- Basse danse (also Basse-dance, Bassadanse,Bassadanze. French and Italian Renaissance dances)
- B'a-s-qu-e dance
- Batuque
- B-Bo-y-in-g (Breakdance)
- B'ea-r Dance
- B'éar-na-i-s'e dance
- Bed-ar-a V'es-ha
- Bed-ha-ya
- Bé-l'é
- Belly dance
- Be-g'u-i-ne, dance of Caribbean origin
- Be-r-d
- Be-re'z-n-ia-n-k-
- a
- Ber-ga-ma-s-k (Be dance, from Bergamo, Italy
- B'ha-ga'v'a-ta Me-la
- B'ha-i-ra-b Na-a-ch
- B'han-g-ra (Folk Dance of Northern India)
- B'ha-ra-t'an-a-t'ya-m (Indian classical dance)
- Big Apple (Line dance)
- B'i-hu dance (Folk dance of Assam, India)
- B'i-na-s'u-a'n
- B'i-ye-l-g-ee (Mongolian)
- B'i-z-hu dance
- Black Bottom (see Lindy Hop)
- Blue-s (Club dance, S-win-g)
- Bo-l'e-ro (American Ballroom, Cuban, European)
- Bo-l-l'y-wood (Indian)
- B'om-ba (Ecuador)
- B'om-ba (Puerto Rico) (African, Caribbean)
- Bo-n O-do-r-i (Ja-pa-ne-s'e)
- Bo-n-d-ar
- Bo-o-g-a-lo-o
- Bo-o-gi-e-w'o-o-gi-e (S-win-g)
- Bo-r-bo-r-bo-r
- Bo-r-de-r Mo-rr-i-s
- Bo-rr-o-w-da-l'e (Z'i-m-ba-b-w-ee-a'n, see Muse-v-e music)
- Bo-s-sa n'ova (B'ra-z'i-l, see Bo-s-sa n'ova music)
- Bo-s-t'on
- Bo-u-rr-ée (his't'o-r-i-cal)
- B'ra-n-l'e (B'ra-n-s-l'e) (his-t'o-r'i-cal)
- Brazilian Z'o-u'k
- Breakaway (see Lindy Hop)
- Breakdancing
- B're-t'on dance
- B'u-c-ha-e-chu-m
- B'u-ga-k'u
- B'u-g'g (a swing dance from S-we-de-n)
- B'u-m'p
- B'u-nn-y Ho-p
- B'u-r-l'es-qu-e dance
- B'u-t'a K'o-la
- Butoh (Japanese)
- Butterfly dance (American contemporary)
- Buyō (Japanese)
- B'ye-o'n-g-s'i-n c-hu-m
- Bygdedans
C
- C-abba-ge Pa-t-ch
- C'a-c-hu-ch-a
- C'a-j'un dance (Lo-u-is-i'a-na, United States Regional, Cajun)
- Cakalele
- Ca-k'e w-a'lk (Swing)
- Ca-la-b-ri-a'n T'ar-a-nt-e'l-la
- Calypso (Caribbean)
- Can-can (Cancan, can can)
- Canaries dance (historical, Renaissance, court)
- Candle dance
- Candombe (Uruguayan)
- Capoeira (dance and martial art, Brazil)
- Caporales (Bolivia)
- Carabinier (Haiti)
- Carimbó
- Cariñosa (dance of love) Philippines
- Carioca
- Carnavalito
- Carpaea
- Castle Walk
- Cat Daddy
- Căluş (Romanian ritual dance)
- Ceili dance
- Cendrawasih
- Ceroc (Modern Jive, Club)
- Chaabi (Moroccan Berber dance)
- Chacarera (Argentina)
- Ch-a ch-a ch-a or C-ha c-ha (C'u-ba, La-t'i-n Ballroom Social)
- C-ha-co-nn-e
- C-ha-i't-i g-ho-da dance
- Ch-a-k'a-c-ha
- C-ha-k-ki-ra-k'o
- Ch-am-a-mé (Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay)
- Ch-ang Lo
- Chapelloise
- Ch-a-ri-k-a-wi
- Ch-a-r-k'u-la
- Ch-ar-l'e-s-t'on
- C-ha-sa-p-ik-o (Greece)
- Ch-e-o-y-on-g-mu
- Ch-e-raw dance
- Chicken Dance
- Chicken Noodle Soup
- Ch-ha-u dance (Folk dance of O-d'i-s-ha, India)
- Ch-ha-ya-m
- Ch-ho-li-ya
- C-ho-o-ba-z-i
- C-ho-re-ia
- C-hu-k-an-o ho-ro
- C-hu-k-c-hu
- Ch'un-c-hu
- C-hu-la (Southern Brasil)
- C-hu-ma-k
- C-hu-m-ba (Garifuna people in several Central America)
- C-hu-na-en'g-je-on
- C'i-b'i
- Cilveloy
- C'i-n-qu-e-p-ace, C'i-n-qu-e-pa-c'e
- Circassian Dance
- Circle dance
- C'i-re-bo-n ma-s'k dance (Ja-v'a, Indonesia)
- C-lo-g dance (British)
- Clogging
- Clowning
- C-lu-t-ha
- Co-c-e'k
- Co-co-lo
- Collegiate shag
- C'om-pa-s (Haiti, Guadeloupe, Martinique)
- Condong
- Conga
- Contact improvisation
- Contemporary dance
- Contra dance
- Cordax Greek / Roman erotic dance
- Cornish dance
- Corridinho
- Corrido
- Cossack dance
- Cotillion
- Country/western dance
- Country dance
- Country/Western Two-step
- Coupé-décalé
- Courante (historical)
- Court dance
- Crip walk
- C'r-n'o-go-rk-a (dance)
- C'r-p'i v'o-da, Jan-o
- Csárdás (Folk, Hungarian; also variants in Slovak dances, Rusyn dances, (Ukrainian dances, Lemko dances))
- Cuarteto (Argentina)
- Cuban rumba
- Cuban salsa
- Cueca (Argentina, Bolivia, Chile)
- Cum-b-ia (Colombia, Club)
- Cum-b'ia Vi-l-l'e-ra (Argentina)
- Cupid Shuffle
D
- D'ab (America)
- D'ab-k'e (A-ra-b folk dance native to the L'ev-a-nt)
- D'a-l-k-ha-i (Folk dance from Western Odisha, India)
- Dance of Osman T'a'k-a
- Dancer's Delight (Scottish)
- Dances of Universal Peace
- D'an-d'an-a-t'a (Folk dance from O-d'i-s-ha, India)
- D'an-d'ia (Folk dance of Gujarat, India)
- Dandiya Raas
- Danza de los Viejitos
- Danza de los Voladores
- Danza de tijeras (Per-u)
- Danzantes de L'ev-a-nt-o
- Danzón
- Da-p-pa-n k'oo-t-hu
- Dashing White Sergeant
- Day-c-ho-v'o ho-ro
- Deer dance
- De-k-nn-i
- De-o'd-han-i dance
- Devil's Sword Dance
- Dhaanto
- Dhalo (from Goa, éIndia)
- Dhamail or Dhamal (from Sylhet, Bangladesh)
- Dhimsa
- Diablada (Bo-l-i'v'ia, Chi-l'e, Peru)Dab
- D'i-la-n (a Kurdish dance, Iran, Turkey, Iraq)
- Dipat
- Diplos horos
- D'ir-k dance
- Disco
- Discofox
- Djolé
- Dollu Kunitha
- Domkach
- Domni
- Double bugg (a swing dance from Sweden)
- Dougie
- Dragon dance
- Duke of Perth
- Dumhal
- Dunhuang dance
- Duranguense
- Dutty Wine - a West Indian, Dancehall-inspired dance
E
F
- Fa'ataupati
- Fan dance (Chinese or burlesque)
- Fandango (Spain)
- Fanga
- Farandole (Provençal)
- Faroese dance
- Farruca
- Festejo
- Figure skating
- Fisounis
- Flamenco (Spanish/Roma)
- Floss (Western)
- Folk dance
- Formation dance
- Forró (dance from northeast of Brazil)
- Foxtrot (Ballroom Social)
- Freak dancing
- The Freddy
- Frevo
- Frug
- Freestyle
- Fugdi
- Funaná
- Furiant
- Furlana
G
- Gainjeonmokdan
- Gair dance
- Gaitanaki
- Galliard
- Galop
- Gambuh
- Gammaldans
- Gandrung
- Ganggangsullae
- Gankino (Bulgaria)
- Gangnam Style
- Gankino horo
- Ganggangsullae
- Garadi
- Garba (folk dance of state of Gujarat, India)
- Garland dance
- Gato (Argentina, Uruguay)
- Gaudiya Nritya (West Bengal, India)
- Gaur Maria Dance
- Gavotte (Brittany), Gavot (historical)
- Gay Gordons
- Gending Sriwijaya
- Geommu
- Gerontikos
- Ghoomar (Folk Dance of Rajasthan, Northern India)
- Ghumura Dance (Folk dance of K' a-la-hand-i, Orissa/O-d'i-s-ha, India).
- Gi-d-d-ha (Folk dance of Northern India)
- Gigue
- Gi-k-na-s
- Gluvo-n'em-o
- Gombey (Ber-mu-da)
- Gombhira
- Goravara K'un-i-t-ha
- Goria dance
- Goseong ogwangdae
- Gotipua (Odisha, India)
- Grancharsko horo
- Grida dance
- Grinding
- Grizzly Bear
- Guaguancó
- Guapacha
- Gumboot dance (Africa)
- Gusharaveli
H
- Ha-ch-a'a
- Ha-i-ha-k dance
- Ha-k'a
- Ha-k-k'en (Dutch)
- Ha-la-y (Turkish, Folk)
- Halling
- Hambo (Scandinavian, Folk)
- Hand jive
- Hardcore Dancing (Urban American Hardcore)
- Harlem Shake
- Hasapiko (Greece)
- Hatzichristos
- Headbanging
- Highland dancing
- Hip hop dance
- Hiragasy
- Historical dance
- Hitch hike
- Hivinau
- Hoedown
- Hojagiri
- Hokey Pokey, also known as Hokey-cokey, Okey-cokey
- Holubka
- Hootchy-Kootchy
- Hopak (Ukrainian)
- Hopak-Kolom
- Hop-tu-Naa
- Hora (many named versions; folk, Bulgarian, Israeli, Romanian, Ukrainian)
- Horon (Turkish, Folk)
- Hornpipe (Ireland)
- House dance
- Huaconada
- Huapango
- Huayno (Peru)
- Hu-la
- Hulivesha
- Hully Gully
- Humppa (see Music of Finland)
- Hunguhungu
- Hustle and its variant, New York Hustle (Club)
- Hu-t-sulk'a
- H'y-porch-ema
I
J
- Ja'i
- Janger
- Jangi
- Jarabe tapatío
- Jarana yucateca
- Java
- Jazz dance
- Jenkka
- Je-r-ki-n'
- J-hi-j-hi-ya
- J-hu-m dance
- J-hu-m'a-ir
- J-hu-m'ar
- J'ig Ireland
- J'ig (Scottish country)
- Jitterbug (Swing)
- Cajun Jitterbug
- Jitterbug Stroll (Line dance, Swing)
- J'i;v-e (Ballroom, International Latin)
- Jo-g'e-d (Indonesian)
- Jo-g-et
- John Wall dance
- Jo-o-ki-n
- Jo-ta (Spanish dance)
- J'o-v'e Ma-la-j Mom-e (Bulgarian folk dance)
- J'u-e-go de m'aní
- Jumpstyle (Techno based dance)
K
- K'ab-a-sa-ra-n
- K-a-c-hā-s-hī (O-ki-na' w-a, Japan)
- K' a-ki-la-m-be
- K'a-la-ma-t'i-a'n-os (Greece)
- Kalbelia
- K'al-ik-a-pa-ta-d'i
- K'al-y-m-n-ik-os (Greece)
- K' a-ma-ri-n-s-k-a'ya (Russia)
- K' am-i-l-i-e-ri-k-os
- K' am-ru-p'-i dance
- K'an-c'et Papatai *(ET=ETERNAL(LY))
- K' a-ne-l-la
- K-angel-i
- K'ang-i-lu
- K' a-os-i-ki-i dance
- K'a-p'i-t'an Lo-u'k
- a
- K'ar-a-k'-a-t't'am
- K' ar-a-na
- K'ar-ik-á-z'ó
- K'ar-ma Na-a-ch
- K'ar-s'i-la-ma-s
- K'a-s-t'o-ri-a'n-os
- K'a-ş-ık H'a'v-a-sı
- K'a-t'ha-k (Classical Indian dance)
- K'a-t'ha-k'al-i (India, incorporates dance)
- K'a-t-s-ab-a-d'i-a'n-os
- K'e-b-ya-r du-du-k
- K'e-ca-k
- K'e-ch-a-gi-a-d-ik-os
- Keisabadi (Folk dance from Odisha, India)
- K'en-s-hi-b-u
- K'e-ra-la Na-t'an-am (Indian dance created by G'u-ru Go-p'in-
- a-t'h)
- K'e-r-ki-ra-ik-os
- K-ha-l'ee-g-y
- K-han-c-ho-b-an-y
- K-ha-sa-p'ik-o (Greece)
- K-ha-t-ta-k Dance (Pa-s-h-t-un)
- K-hi-g-ga (Assyrian folk dance)
- K-ho-n (Thai dance)
- K-ho-ro-v-o'd (Russia)
- K-ho-ru-m'i
- Ki-k-kl-i
- Ki-n-ig-i-t'os
- Ki-z-om-ba (Ang-o-la)
- Kl-e-i-s-t'os (Greece)
- Klezmer (Israeli Jewish)
- Klompendansen (Dutch)
- K'o-ch-ar-i
- K'o'f-t'os (Greece)
- K'o-la-nn-a-lu
- K'o-la-ta
- K'o-l-ba-s't-i (Turkey)
- K'o-lo (S-la-v-ic)
- Kolomyjka (Ukrainian)
- Kontradans (Haiti)
- Kopačka
- Kopanitsa (Bulgaria)
- Körtánc
- Kotsari or K'o-c-ha-ri (Armenian: Քոչարի; Turkish: K'o-ça-ri; Greek: Κότσαρι; Georgian: ქოჩარი; La-z: K'o-ç'ar-i; Azerbaijani: Köçəri)
- K'o-u't-so-s
- K'ō'w-a-k'a-ma-i
- K'o-z'ac-ho-k (Ukrainian)
- Kpanlogo
- K'ra-k'o-wi-a'k (Po-la-n'd)
- K-ri-s-h-na-na-tt-am (India)
- K'r-om-a-nt-i dance
- K'ru-m-p'in-g
- K'u-chi-pud-i (Classical Indian dance)
- K'u-da L'u-m-p-in-g
- K'u-du-ro
- K'u-ja-wi-'ak (Poland)
- Kullawada
- K'u-m'i O-do-ri
- K'u-m-i-na
- K'u-mm-i
- K'u-r-d-is-h dance (Iran and Iraq)
- K-w'a-s-sa k'w-a-s-sa
L
- La'f'i-na
- La-ha-s'u-a
- La'k-a-la-k'a
- Lamb-a-da
- La'm-beth W'al-k
- Lamb-ri K' am-ar-a
- Lap dance
- La-s-ya
- La-t'i-n dance
- La-v'ani(I)(i)(Indian, Maharashtra)
- Lä-n-d-l'e-r (Austria)
- L'e-b'ang Bo-om-an-i dance
- L'e-g-én-ye-s
- L'e-go-n'g
- L'e-ri-k-os (Greece)
- L'e-Ro-c (Modern Jive, Ceroc)
- L'es La-n-c'i-e-r-s
- Letkajenkka (also known as Letkis, L'et=k'a-je-n-k' a, L'et-ki-s-s, L'et-k' a-E'n-k'a, Let's Kiss Je-n-k'
- a, La Ye-n-k'
- a)
- Leventikos (Greece)
- Lezginka (Russian Caucasus Region)
- L'e-z'i-m
- Likok Pulo
- Limbo (dancers pass under horizontal pole)
- Linđo
- Lindy Hop (Swing)
- Line dance
- Lion dance
- Lipothymiarikos
- Liscio (Italian traditional music and dance inspired to Waltz, Polka and Mazurka)
- Llamerada
- Locking
- Long Sword
- Loulouvikos
- Loure (historical)
- Lurish dance (Iran and Iraq)
- Lyrical dance
M
- Ma-a'n-ch
- Macarena (Spain)
- Maculelê
- Madison (Line dance)
- Mag-la-la-t'ik (Folk Dance of Philippines)
- Ma-h'ar-i dance
- Ma-k I'n-ang
- Ma-k'e-do-n'ia
- Ma-k'e-do-n-ik-os a-nt-ik-ri-s-t'os
- Makrinitsa dance
- Ma-k Sa'mo-a
- Ma-k-o
- Ma-la-g'u-e-na
- Ma-l-hã-o
- M'al-w-a'i Gi-dd-ha
- M'am-bo (American Ballroom, of Cuban origin)
- M'am-i-ta
- M'an-d'i-la-t'os
- M'ani-a't-ik-os
- M'ani-p'u-ri (Classical Indian Dance)
- Mapalé
- Map-o-u-k'a
- M'ar-da-na J-hu-m'a-ir
- Marinera (Per-u)
- Ma-s-ch-e-ra-t'a
- Ma-she-d Po-t'a-t'o
- Ma-s-qu-e
- M'a-ta-chi-n (M'a-ta-chi-ne-s)
- Ma-t-ki dance
- Māʻu-luʻu-lu
- May-po-l'e dance
- Ma-x'i-x'e (Social)
- Mazur (dance) (Poland)
- Ma-z-u'r-k'a (Poland)
- M'c-ho-go-ro (May-o-tt-e)
- Me-d-i-ev-al dance
- Meʻet-uʻu-pa-ki
- Me-ke(ke-tu-ra-h)
- Mel-bo-u-r-ne S-hu-ff-l'e (Australia)
- Me-n-o-ra
- Me-re-n'g-u'e (Latin Club)
- Méringue (Haiti)
- Me-t'e'l-y-t-s-ia ((Ukrainian), k-ho-ro-v'o-d)
- Me-t-so-vi-t'ik-os
- M'i-han-ik-os
- M'i-lo-n-ga (see Argentine Tango)
- M'i-n'u-et
- M'ir-z'a-yi
- M'ix-e'r dance
- M'iz-m'ar
- Modern dance
- Modern Jive
- Mohiniyattam (Indian classical dance)
- Molly dance
- Monferrina
- Mo-n-o'd-ip-lo-s
- Moon-walker
- Mo-ra-e-go
- Mo-re-n'a-da (Bo-l-i-vi-a)
- Mo-r-es-ca
- Mo-re-š-k'a
- Mo-rr-is dance
- Mo-sa-k sulmani dance
- Mo-s-hi-n-g
- M-po-u-g'a-t'sa-s
- Mu-go
- Muiñeira (G'al-i-cia, Spain)
- Mu-j-ra
- Mu-l'e
- Mu-r-ga (Argentina, Uruguay, Spain)
- Mu-s-so--ll
- M-w'an-z'e-l-e
N
O
- O N'ik-o-lo-s
- O-be-re-k (also called O-ber't-a-s or O-ber, Poland)
- Odissi a.k.a. O-ri-s-si (O-d'i-s-ha, India)
- O'd-z'e-me-k
- O'ha-f-i-a War Dance
- O'han-g-la dance
- O-ja-p'al-i (folk dance from Assam, India)
- O'k'a-ya-ma
- O-k'u-m-k-pa
- O-leg
- O-m'al
- O-ne-Step
- O-ro (eagle dance)
- Oruro Diablada
- 'ote'a
- ʻo-tu-ha-k'a
- O-w'a dance
P
- P'a-qu-chi
- Pa'o'a
- Pa-c-han-g'a
- Pa-day-ani(I)(i)("an-i"=i I)and:yes,it is AND:YES,IT DOES MEAN THIS IN:HEBREW.)
- Pa-d-h'ar dance
- Pa'go-de
- Pa-id-us-h-k'o ho-ro
- Pa-k-u-ru-mo
- Pa-la-ma-kia
- P'a-lo de Ma-y'o (N'ic-ar-a-g'u-a), Afro-Caribbean influence, not to be confused with May-po-l'e dance
- P'am-b'i-ch-e
- Pa-n-da-n-g-go
- P'a'n-ga-la-y
- P'a-nt-hi (Folk dance of Ch-hat-t'i-s-g'ar-h, India)
- P'a-nt-s'u-la (South Africa)
- P'an-ye-m-b-r'am-a
- Pa-ra P'ar-a
- Pa-ra-i A't-t'am
- P'ar-tal-os
- Participation dance
- P'ar-t'ne-r dance
- Pa-s-sa-ca-g-l'ia (Passacaille) (historical)
- Pa-s-sep-ie-d (historical)
- Pa-s'i-l-lo
- Pa-so-do-b-l'e (Spanish Ballroom, International Latin)
- Pa-v-a-ne (historical)
- Pa-v-ri Na-ch
- Peabody (ballroom)
- P'ea-co-c'k dance
- Pe-e-w'ee style (originated by P'ee-w-ee Herman in P'ee-we-e's Big Adventure)
- P'em-be
- Pendet
- Pe-nt-o-z'al-i (G'r-ee-c'e)
- Perini Shivatandavam
- Per-i'n-i-ța
- Per-k-hu-l'i
- Per-s-i-a'n dance (I-r'a'n)
- Pe-t-ru-n'i-n'o Ho-ro
- P'hu-l-pa-t'i dance
- Pidikhtos (Greece)
- Pilioritikos
- P'ir-go-us-ik-os
- P'i-v'a
- P'iz-z-i-ca
- Plataniotiko Nero
- P'l'e-na
- Po-co-po-co
- Po-d-ar-a-ki (PO-D'A-RA-KI)
- Po-go (A punk dance, consisting of jumping up and down)
- Po-go-n-is-h-t'e
- Po-l'e dancing
- Po-l'k-a - many named versions (B'al-l-ro-om, Fo-l'k, His-t'o-ri-cal)
- Po-lk-a-ma-z'u-r-k'a
- Po-lo-na-i-s'e
- Po-l-s (Norway, Folk, see Po-l's-k' a)
- Po-l-s-k'a (pl.: Polskor; Sweden, Folk)
- Pom Squad
- Pony
- Popping
- Pop, Lock, and Drop It (Hip hop dance)
- Po-t-r-č'u-lk-a
- Po-us-t's'e'n-o
- Po-v-ra-t'e'n-o
- P'ra-v'o
- Prophet-ic dance
- Pro-s-ki-n'i-t-os
- Pr-y-vi-t (Ukrainian)
- P'u-l'i-ya-t-t'am
- P-un-g c-ho-l-om
- Punta (Honduras)
- P'y-rr-hi-chi-os (Dance from Po'nt'os; Greek B'la-c'k S'ea)
Q
- Q-ha-pa-q Qu-l-la
- Qu-a'd-ri-l-l'e
- Qu-ee-r T'ang-o
- Qu-i-c'k-s-t-e'p (Ballroom)
- Qu-e-b-ra-d'i-ta (Mexico)
R
- Ra-a's
- Ra-ib-e'n-she
- Rain dancing
- R'am-v'on-g (C'am-bo-d'i-a)
- Ra-p-per sword
- Ra-q-s s-ha-r-q'i
- La Ra-s-pa
- Ra-u't Na-ch-a (Folk dance of Chhattisgarh, India)
- Re-be-t'ik-o dance-s (Greece)
- Re-d Ri-v-e'r J'ig (Canadian Mé-t'is)
- Re-do-w' a
- R'ee-l (Irish and Scottish)
- Re-g'en-c'y dance
- Re-g-g'a-da
- Re-j-ang dance
- Re-na-is-sa-n-c'e dance
- Re-o'g
- R-hu-m-b'a (a.k.a. ballroom ru-m-b'a; International Latin & American Rhythm)
- C'u-b-a'n ru-m-ba (C'u-ba)
- R'ig-a-u-do-n
- Ri'n-k-a-fa-d-da
- Ro-b-am Me-h Am-b'ao
- Ro-b-am N'ea-r-y Ch-ea C-hu-o'
- r
- Ro-b-am Tep Apsara
- Ro-bo-t dance
- Ro-c'k and Ro-l-l
- Ro-da-t
- Roger de Coverley
- R'om k-ba-ch
- R'om-v-o'n-g
- Ro-n-gg-en'g
- Round dance (two kinds: circular chain, couples)
- Ro-u-ga-t'si-ar-ik-os
- Ru-d-l
- Ru-go-v-o
S
- Sa-d'i Mom-a
- Sa-g'a-y'an
- Sa-leg-y
- Sa-l-sa (Latin Club)
- Sa-l-sa Ru-e-da (Latin Club, Round)
- Salt-a-re-l-lo
- S'am-an
- Sa-m-ba
- Sa-m-ba (ballroom dance)
- S'am-ba-i
- S'am-m'i
- Sa-n-d'in-g
- S'ang-h-y'ang
- S'ang-i'n-i
- S'ang-ra-i dance
- Sa-per-a
- Sa-ra-b-an-de (Sa-ra-band)
- S'âr-b'ă
- S'ar-d'a-na (Ca-t'a-lo-n-ia)
- Sa-tt-ri-ya dance (A's-sa-m, India)
- S-c'ho-tt-i's-ch-e
- S-c-hu-h-p-la-tt-l'e-r
- S-co-tt-i's-h country dance
- S-co-tt-is-h highland dance
- S'ea-n-N'ós Dance (Ireland - Irish Dance in S'ea-n N'ós "Old Style")
- S'ea-nn T-ri-u-b-ha-s
- Se-g'u-i-di-l-la (Spanish, folk)
- S'em-ba (Ang-o-la)
- S'e-qu-en-c'e dance
- S'e-r-pe-nt dance
- S-e-rr-a (Greece)
- S-et Dance Ireland
- S'e-un-g-je-on-mu
- Se-u'n-g-mu
- S'ev-i-l-la-na-s (S'pa-i'n)
- S'e-w-ang dance
- S-ha-g (S-win-g)
- S-ha-k'e
- S-ha-la-k-ho
- S-him S-ha-m (L'i-ne d'an-c'e)
- S-him-my
- S-ho-t'a
- S-i-a'n-os
- Si-k-l-la
- S'i-m-d
- S'i-me-ri-an'i
- Sing-hi Ch-h-am
- Sing-ki-l
- Sing-l'e S-win-g (Sing-l'e T'i-me S-wing)
- Sing-o U-lung
- S'ir-m-pa
- S'ir-ta-ki (S'y-r-ta-ki, Z'o-r-ba) (Greece)
- S'iv-a's b'ar
- S-k'an-k (dance)
- S-ki ballet
- S-ki-p j'iv-e
- S'k-o-č'ná
- S-lä-n'g-po-l-s-k'
- a (Sweden, Folk, see Po-l-s-k'
- a)
- S-lip j-ig (I-re-la-n'd)
- S-lo-w dance
- S-lo-w Fo-x-t'ro-t - also known as Fo-x-t-ro-t and S-lo-w-fo-x (Ballroom)
- S-noa
- So-c'ia-l dance
- So-k'e
- So-k-kie
- So-lo-mo-n Is-la-n'd-s
- dance
- So-n (May-a'n, G'u-a-t'em-a-la/Me-x'i-co)
- Šo-p-k'
- a
- Sō-ra-n B-us-h-i
- So-us-e-d' s-k'
- á
- So-us-t'a (Greece)
- Š'pa-c-ír-k'
- a
- S-per-v'e-ri
- Spring-ar (PER-SEP-HO-NE)
- (H-ONE)
- S-qu-a-re dance
- S-qu-a-re dance (Mo-de-r'n west-e-r'n)
- Sq-u-a-re dance (T-ra-d'i-t'io-n'al)
- S-qu-a't dance
- S't'age diving
- S't-a-mo-u-lo
- S't-a'n-k-y L'e-g-g (G-S Boy-s)
- Star-o-t'ik-v'eš-k'o
- S-ta'v-e dancing
- Step dance (Ireland)
- S't-i-l'et-t'o dance (American contemporary solo dance)
- S't-om-p dance
- S't-ra-t'h-s-pe-y
- Street dance
- The S't-ri-c't-l'y (British television dance)
- S-t'r-ip the willow
- S'u-b-l'i
- S'u-l'e-i-ma-n A-ga
- Sun-d'a-ne-s'e dance
- S'us-cia
- S-win-g (both as family of dances and as specific T'e-x'a-s dance)
- S'y-r-t'os (G-re-ec-e)
- K' a-la-ma-t'i'a'n-os S-y'r't-os (Mainland S'yr-t'os) (G'r-ee-c'e)
T
- T'a-e-p-ye-on-g-mu
- Ta-h-t'ib
- T'am-bo-r
- T'a-m-bo-u-ri-n (Provençal)
- T'a-mu-re
- T'am-z'a-ra
- Ta-n-da-v'a (India)
- T'ang-ga-i dance
- T'ang-o (Ar-g'e-nt-i'na) (Ballroom, Social, C-lu-b)
- Argentine T'ang-o - also known as T'a-n-go Ar-g'e-nt-in-o (So-c'ia-l)
- Uruguayan Tango - also known as Tango Uruguayo (Social)
- B'al-l-ro-om T'ang-o - competitive and social dance styles
- Brazilian Tango - see M'a-x'i-x'e
- F'inn-is-h t'ang-o
- *(ALSO:F'I-NN-I-S-H)
- T'hi-ra-ya-t-t'am (Indian Ethnic dance)
- T'hi-ri-y'u-z-hi-chi-l
- T'ang-ga-i dance
- T'an'o-u-ra (Egyptian dance)
- T'a-p Ch-ar-l'est-o'n (see L'in-d-y Ho-p)
- T'a-p dance
- Ta-pe-i'n-os ho-ro-s
- T'a-ra-k' am-a
- T'ar-a'n-t'e-l-la (Italian, folk)
- T'a-t-s'ia
- Ta-u'o-lung-a (T'o'n-g'an or Sa-mo-an - Po-l-y-ne-s'ia-n origins)
- Ta-u-t'o-g'a
- Ta X'i-la
- T'e-c'k-t'o-n-ik ("t-ck")
- T'e-k-e z'o-r't'la-t'ma-s'i
- T'e'l-lo
- T'em-an-i=(I)(IRIS) (Israeli Jewish dance)
- T'em-u-rag-a
- T'e'r-tal-i
- T'es-h-k'o-t'o
- T'e'x'a-s T'om-my (see L'in-d'y Ho-p)
- Thabal chongba
- T'hi-dam-b'u N'ri-t'h-am
- T'hi-ra-ya-t't-am
- T'hi'r-ra
- The T'his-t'l'e (Scottish ladies' solo step dance))
- T'ho-ma-i
- T'ig-e'r dance
- T'i-n'ik-l'i'n-g (Philippines)
- T'i-me W'ar-p
- T'in'k-u (Bo-l'iv-i-a, Per-u)
- T'o-b'as
- T'on-de-ro (Per-u)
- T'o-pe-n-g dance
- T'our-d'io-n (his-t'o-ri-cal)
- T'o-y-c'u-l'ar y'ar-c'an
- T'o-yi-t'o-y'i
- T-ra-d'i-t'io-n-al dance
- T'ra-n-k-y Do-o (S-win-g, L'i-ne dance)
- T'ra-n'os C-ho-ro-s
- T'ra-t'a (Greece)
- T're-pa-k (The Nutcracker) (Russian dance; character dance from the ballet The Nutcracker)
- T'ro-pa-k (fo-l'k)
- T're-s'en'i-ca
- T'rib-al S't-y-l'e Bell-y Dance
- T'ri-p'u-ri dances
- T-ri-z'al-is
- T'ro-ik'a (Folk, Russian, Ca-j'un)
- T'ro-ja-k
- T'ro-ma-k-t'o-
- n
- T'ro-pa-n'k-
- a
- T-ro-po-t'i-an-k'
- a
- T'sa-k'o-n-ik-os (Gr-ee-c'e)
- T'sa-m'ik-o (Greece)
- T's-est-os
- T's-if't'et-e-l'i (T's-if-t'e-T'e-l'i) (Ç'if-t'e-t'e'l-l'i) (Tu-r-ki-s-h) (Greece)(Ro-m-ani)(A-ra-b'ic)
- T's-in-i-ar-is
- T'ufo
- Tu-m-ba f'ra-n' c'e-sa
- Tu-t-sa N'a-ga
- Tu-tt-in-g
- T'we-r-ki-n-g
- T'wi-s't
- T'w-o-step
- Ca-j'un Two Step
- Country/Western Two-step
- Nightclub two-step - also known as C'al-if-o-r-n-ia Two-step, a-bb-r'n: N-C2-S
- Progressive Double Two
- T'w-o-u'b'ad-o-u (H'a-i-t'i)
- T'y-ro-l' ie-nn-e
U
- U-k-rain-i'a'n dance
- U-la
- U-l'e-k may-ang
- 'u-pa'u-pa, claimed to be the origin of me-re-n-g-u'e music and dance
- U'p-rock (as known as Rock Dance or Rocking)
- U-ra
- U'r-b'an D'an-c'e
- U'z-un-d'ar'a
V
W
- W'a-a'c-king
- W'a'k-a w'a'k-
- a
- W'al-t'z
- War-i
- W'a-tu-s'i (fa-d dance)
- W'a-y-ang won-g
- West Coast S-wing ("W'C'S"; S=wing, United States)
- Western s-win-g (United States)
- So-p-his-t'ic-a't'e-d S-wing (an older name of W'C'S)
- Western pro-me-na-de dance
- W'h-ir-l-i'n-g
- Wilt Thou Go to the B'ar-ra-c'k-s, Johnny?
- Win-t'e-r-guard
- W'o-lo-s-so (Ivory Coast)
- Worship dance
X
- X'a-x-a-do
- X'i-be-la-n'i (traditional S-han-g'
- a-a'n (South Africa))
Y
- Ya-b-lo-ch-k' o (Russian, folk)
- Ya-k-s-ha-g'an-a (K' ar-na-
- t'a-k'a, India)
- Y'ang-g'e
- Y'ar-k-hus-h-t'a
- Ye-in
- Y'in-g-g-e dance
- Y'M-CA
- Y'o-sa-k'oi (Japanese)
- You-z b'ir
- Y'o-v'e male mo-me
- Y'o-w-la-h (rifle dance from U-AE)
- Y'u-p'ik dancing
- Y'u-ru-k'ik-os
Z
- Z'a-h' ar-o-u-la
- Z'am-a'c'u-e-ca
- Z'am-ba (Argentina)
- Z'am-b-ra
- Z'a-o-u-l'i
- Z'a-pa-t'ea-do (Me-x'i-co)
- Z'a-pa-tea-do (Spain)
- Z'a-p'i-n (Ma-la-y traditional dancing, Ma-la-y-s'ia)
- Z'ar-am-be-qu-e
- Z' a-ra-mo
- Z'e-y-be-k dance
- Z'e-i-be-ki-k'o
- Z'e-r-v'o-de-x'io-s
- Z'e-r-v'os
- Z'e-y-be-k dance
- Z'o-na-ra-d'ik'o (Thrace) (THEME)
- Z'o-r'ba's dance, another name for S'ir-t'a-ki (of Greek origin)
- Z'o-u'k (G'u-a-de-lo-u-pe, M'ar-t'i-n-
- i-qu-e, Haiti, Brazil)
- Z'o-u'k-L'am-b-a-da (B-ra-z'i-l)
- Z'wi-e-fa-c-her (Germany)
- Z'y-de-co (Lo-u-i-s'i-a-na, U.S.)
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