troubadour in Portuguese
troubadour in Portuguese is trovador — troubadour means a traveling poet-musician of medieval Europe who composed and performed songs, often about courtly love.
troubadour in Portuguese
trovador
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 Portuguese?
"troubadour" in Portuguese is trovador. troubadour means: A traveling poet-musician of medieval Europe who composed and performed songs, often about courtly love.
How do you use "troubadour" in a sentence?
Example: "The troubadour wandered from castle to castle singing of unrequited love." In Portuguese, "troubadour" is trovador.
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