troubadour in Greek
troubadour in Greek is τροβαδούρος — troubadour means a traveling poet-musician of medieval Europe who composed and performed songs, often about courtly love.
troubadour in Greek
τροβαδούρος
Pronounced: trovadouros
An itinerant composer and performer of songs in medieval Europe; a jongleur or travelling minstrel.
What does "troubadour" mean?
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noun A traveling poet-musician of medieval Europe who composed and performed songs, often about courtly love.
"The troubadour wandered from castle to castle singing of unrequited love."
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troubadour in a sentence
- The troubadour wandered from castle to castle singing of unrequited love.
- Modern folk singers are sometimes described as troubadours in the old tradition.
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What is "troubadour" in Greek?
"troubadour" in Greek is τροβαδούρος. troubadour means: A traveling poet-musician of medieval Europe who composed and performed songs, often about courtly love.
How do you pronounce τροβαδούρος?
"troubadour" in Greek is τροβαδούρος, pronounced "trovadouros".
How do you use "troubadour" in a sentence?
Example: "The troubadour wandered from castle to castle singing of unrequited love." In Greek, "troubadour" is τροβαδούρος.
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