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Horon was found by people who lived at East Blacksea region and the dances called Horoi at first then it changed to horon. Horon is a very famous dance and popular at Black Sea especially at Trabzon, Samsun,Giresun and Rize. There are lots of styles of horon. Some of them are: Omal - Turkish Dz horon Tik - Turkish Dik Argon - meaning slow Tromakton - meaning fiercely or Tr. Titreme horonu So gonaton - meaning on the knee Langefton - meaning jumping or hopping Karslidikon - meaning from Kars Diplon - meaning double. Dipat or Giavaston meaning double step or Tr. kiayak horon Ters (from Ak Da Maden) - meaning wrong or incorrectly from Akdamaden town in Yozgat Tas - (Grk. ) Trigona (from Trapezounta) - Turkish Dirvana meaning pigeon in Greek Trigona (from Matsouka) – Trigona (from Kerasounda) – Seranitsa (from Trapezounta) - Laz horon from Laz people of Turkey Seranitsa (Sheriana) Serra named after the region Serra or Turkish Sksara horon Masher or Maheria or Pyrecheios (Turkish: Bak Oyunu) - ancient Greek dance described by the ancient historian Xenophon meaning sound of fire. Kots - meaning heel dance Kotsari - meaning Heel dance or Turkish Koari an Armenian folk dance Almatsouk – Titara (Argyropoli) – Titara (Kars) - Giurvalandun - Samson - from Samsun Etere – Karsilamas- from Kars or Turkish Karlama from Turkish Karlama meaning "face to face" Tsurtuguzus - Momogera meaning immature old men or Turkish Momoyer Atsiapat - Gemura - meaning from Gemura from Yomra town, Trabzon Diplon Omal Kalon Korits - meaning good girl Kymishanalidikon - meaning from Gmhane Dolme - Utsai - Sarkz - from Turkish sar kz meaning Turkish "blonde girl" Siton - Tamsara (Tamzara) - from Tamzara town, Giresun Tyrfon - Fona -
