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laban

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun laban has 1 sense
  1. Laban, Rudolph Laban - Hungarian choreographer who developed Labanotation (1879-1958)
    --1 is a kind of choreographer

Definitions from the Web

Laban is a versatile term with multiple meanings and usages. Here are the descriptions, sample sentences, and related product links for each sense:

1. As a noun (Food and Beverage):

Laban is a Middle Eastern yogurt-based drink known for its tangy taste and refreshing qualities. It is often flavored with herbs such as mint or dill and typically enjoyed chilled.

Sample sentence: "After a spicy meal, a glass of laban can help soothe the palate."

2. As a noun (Dance):

Laban refers to a movement analysis system developed by Rudolf Laban, a Hungarian dance artist. It focuses on understanding and visually representing human movement, allowing dancers and choreographers to express and communicate their artistic ideas effectively.

Sample sentence: "Studying Laban's principles of movement greatly improved her dance technique."

3. As a noun (Slang: Local):

In colloquial terms, laban is a Filipino slang word that means "fight" or "opposition." It is commonly used in sports or political contexts, signifying the support or loyalty towards a particular team or individual in a competition or conflict.

Sample sentence: "The crowd shouted 'Laban!' as the Philippine team fought fiercely against their opponents."

Related product links for "laban":

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