pavan
pəˈvɑːn
Definition

Definition of pavan - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
renaissance danceDatedmusic composed for the pavane danceDated
  • The orchestra played a beautiful pavan during the ceremony.
dance music galliard pavane
2.
historical danceDatedslow, stately dance popular in the RenaissanceDated
  • The couple performed a graceful pavan at the medieval festival..
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Origin of pavan

Italian, pavana (a dance)

Examples of pavan in a sentence

  • A haunting pavan echoed through the ancient halls.
  • They learned the pavan for the historical reenactment.
  • The pavan was a favorite at the royal court.

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  1. French:pavane, ...
  2. German:Pavane, langsamer Tanz, ...
  3. Italian:pavana, danza rinascimentale, ...
  4. Spanish:pavana, baile lento, ...
  5. Portuguese:pavana, ...
  6. Chinese:帕凡舞曲, 帕凡舞, ...
  7. Japanese:パヴァン, パヴァン舞踏, ...
  8. Arabic:مُوسِيقَى البافان, بَفَان, ...
  9. Hebrew:פַּוָואן, רִיקוּד פָּאוָון, ...
  10. Russian:павана, ...
  11. Ukrainian:паван, повільний танець, ...
  12. Hindi:पवाने, पावन नृत्य, ...
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