bard in Latin
bard in Latin is bardus — bard means a poet, especially one who composes and performs verse celebrating heroes and great deeds.
bard in Latin
bardus
A professional poet and singer, like among the ancient Celts, whose occupation was to compose and sing verses in honor of the heroic achievements of princes and brave men.
What does "bard" mean?
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noun A poet, especially one who composes and performs verse celebrating heroes and great deeds.
"The old bard sang of battles fought long before anyone in the room was born."
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noun In fantasy games, a character class built around charisma, music, and magic that supports the rest of the party.
"She rolled up a bard so she could buff the party with songs mid-battle."
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bard in a sentence
- The old bard sang of battles fought long before anyone in the room was born.
- Shakespeare is often called simply "the Bard."
- She rolled up a bard so she could buff the party with songs mid-battle.
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What is "bard" in Latin?
"bard" in Latin is bardus. bard means: A poet, especially one who composes and performs verse celebrating heroes and great deeds.
How do you use "bard" in a sentence?
Example: "The old bard sang of battles fought long before anyone in the room was born." In Latin, "bard" is bardus.
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