prisiimama
Prisiimama is a traditional Estonian folk dance that originated in the rural regions of the country. The term "prisiimama" translates loosely to "to prance" or "to dance lightly," reflecting the dance's lively and energetic nature. It is typically performed during festive occasions, such as weddings, harvest celebrations, and other communal gatherings, often accompanied by folk music played on instruments like the kannel (a type of zither), fiddle, or accordion.
The dance is characterized by its rhythmic footwork and graceful arm movements, often performed in a circle
While prisiimama has deep cultural roots, it remains an active part of Estonian folk traditions today. It