dózisú
Dózisú is a traditional Hungarian folk dance that originated in the Carpathian Basin, particularly in the regions of Transylvania and the Hungarian Plain. The term *dózisú* comes from the Hungarian word *dózs*, meaning "to dance," and the suffix *-sú*, which often denotes a lively or festive style. This dance is characterized by its energetic movements, rhythmic stomping, and the use of folk instruments such as the *cimbalom* (a type of hammered dulcimer), *hurdy-gurdy*, and *bagpipe*.
Dózisú is typically performed in groups, with dancers moving in a circular or linear formation. The steps
Historically, dózisú was performed by both men and women, though modern interpretations may vary in gender
Today, dózisú remains a cherished part of Hungarian cultural heritage, preserved through performances at festivals, folk