Zumba

[ zoom-buh, ‑bah ]

Trademark.

1. a brand name for a fitness program consisting of dance and aerobic exercise routines performed to popular, mainly Latin American music.

Zumba

/ ˈzʊmbə /

noun

1. a system of keep-fit exercises performed to Latin American dance music

Word History and Origins

Origin of Zumba¹

An arbitrary coinage

Example Sentences

You might be eligible for SilverSneakers, a program that has workouts like tai chi, Zumba and outdoor walking groups, as well as scores of live online classes.

From Los Angeles Times

His church become a pillar of South African society and many high-profile figures like former President Jacob Zumba, members of parliament and sports stars attended services.

From BBC

His sister Sharon McConnell then discovered his money had been spent on women and children's clothes, make up, perfume and Zumba classes.

From BBC

Silicon Valley executives offered their employees free meals, lavish happy hours and on-site Zumba.

From Seattle Times

For instance, the answer to a question in Trivial Pursuit about fitness can be Jack LaLanne or Zumba, depending on the player’s age.

From Seattle Times