bajlando

1. ‘contentment, excitement, feeling of joy’.

2. ‘a good dance party’

3. a way to say goodbye (bye).

The word comes from the Spanish verb ‘bailar’ ‘to dance’. Bailando is a gerund form, which can be translated as a noun or an adverb. It became widespread when Loona’s cover of the song ‘Bailando’ started to be very popular.

The word is associated with joy, relaxation, and ecstatic dancing.

The Bailando had already been in the repertoire of the band Paradisio much earlier, i.e. in 1997.

The word was recorded in Polish slang as early as 2010.

Example of usage:

1. Bajlando is when that one BI*CH doesn’t start talking about topics she has no idea about/ https://www.tiktok.com/@aatoomek/video/7237400031458905371?q=fejm&t=1699183193484
2. There will be Bajlando when this chick shuts up/ https://www.tiktok.com/@superkamelia/video/7235244563785321755?q=bajlando&t=1699184115058
3. bajlando is coming /heard/.

[The quotations have been translated from the Polish language]