1. a traditional Russian or Cossack folk dance characterized by rapid, energetic movements and often performed by men
Usage: also spelled 'kazachok' or 'cossack dance'; often performed in Russian cultural contexts

1. of or relating to the kazatski dance or Cossack culture
Usage: descriptive use in cultural contexts

Examples

• The performers executed an impressive kazatski at the cultural festival.
• He learned the kazatski steps from his grandfather.
• The kazatski music filled the hall with energy and excitement.
• She wore a traditional costume for the kazatski performance.
• The dancers' kazatski movements required strength and flexibility.
• This kazatski ensemble has performed internationally for decades.