lambada

See also: Lambada

English

Etymology

Borrowed from Portuguese lambada (“strong slap, hit”).

Pronunciation
  • Rhymes: -ɑːdə

Noun

lambada (plural lambadas)

  1. A fast-paced, erotic Brazilian dance in which couples dance with their stomachs touching.
  2. The music to which it is danced.
  3. A strong hit, the act of hitting someone/something with a piece of wood or club.

Translations

Czech

Noun

lambada f

  1. lambada (dance)

Finnish

Noun

lambada

  1. lambada

Declension
Inflection of lambada (Kotus type 9/kala, no gradation)
nominative lambada lambadat
genitive lambadan lambadojen
partitive lambadaa lambadoja
illative lambadaan lambadoihin
singular plural
nominative lambada lambadat
accusative nom. lambada lambadat
gen. lambadan
genitive lambadan lambadojen
lambadainrare
partitive lambadaa lambadoja
inessive lambadassa lambadoissa
elative lambadasta lambadoista
illative lambadaan lambadoihin
adessive lambadalla lambadoilla
ablative lambadalta lambadoilta
allative lambadalle lambadoille
essive lambadana lambadoina
translative lambadaksi lambadoiksi
instructive — lambadoin
abessive lambadatta lambadoitta
comitative — lambadoineen

Portuguese

Noun

lambada f (plural lambadas)

  1. lambada

Spanish

Noun

lambada f (plural lambadas)

  1. lambada

Turkish

Noun

lambada

  1. locative singular of lamba
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