habanera

English

Etymology

Borrowed from Spanish habanera.

Noun

habanera (plural habaneras)

  1. A style of music from Cuba.
  2. A dance performed to this music.

Translations

See also

Czech

Etymology

Borrowed from Spanish habanera.

Noun

habanera f

  1. habanera (dance)

Further reading
  • habanera in Kartotéka Novočeského lexikálního archivu
  • habanera in Slovník spisovného jazyka českého, 1960–1971, 1989

Finnish

Etymology

Borrowed from Spanish habanera.

Noun

habanera

  1. habanera

Declension
Inflection of habanera (Kotus type 13/katiska, no gradation)
nominative habanera habanerat
genitive habaneran habaneroiden
habaneroitten
habanerojen
partitive habaneraa habaneroita
habaneroja
illative habaneraan habaneroihin
singular plural
nominative habanera habanerat
accusative nom. habanera habanerat
gen. habaneran
genitive habaneran habaneroiden
habaneroitten
habanerojen
habanerainrare
partitive habaneraa habaneroita
habaneroja
inessive habanerassa habaneroissa
elative habanerasta habaneroista
illative habaneraan habaneroihin
adessive habaneralla habaneroilla
ablative habaneralta habaneroilta
allative habaneralle habaneroille
essive habanerana habaneroina
translative habaneraksi habaneroiksi
instructive — habaneroin
abessive habaneratta habaneroitta
comitative — habaneroineen

Italian

Etymology

Borrowed from Spanish habanera.

Noun

habanera f (invariable)

  1. habanera

Spanish

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /abaˈneɾa/, [aβaˈneɾa]

Adjective

habanera

  1. Feminine singular of adjective habanero.

Noun

habanera f (plural habaneras, masculine habanero, masculine plural habaneros)

  1. habanera (music style and dance)
  2. female equivalent of habanero

Further reading
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