Valssaus
Valssaus is a term used in Estonian-language contexts to denote the practice or art of waltz dancing, especially in ballroom or social settings. The word combines valss (the waltz) with the suffix aus, indicating activity. The term is used to describe both the dance form and the activity of dancing the waltz in a social environment.
Origins and diffusion: The waltz originated in Central Europe in the 18th–19th centuries and spread across
Technique and style: Valssaus is typically danced in a close or closed hold, with partners facing each
Cultural role: Valssaus serves as a traditional social activity at celebrations and as a discipline within