Lancelot Meaning in English

word

US

/ˈɫænsəˌɫɑt/

LAN-suh-laht

UK

/ˈlænsəˌlɒt/

LAN-suh-lot

Definition

Lancelot is a legendary knight of the Round Table in Arthurian stories, known for his bravery, skill in battle, and his love for Queen Guinevere.

Usage & Nuances

Used as a proper noun, mostly in reference to literature, medieval legends, or when evoking ideals of chivalry. Sometimes used metaphorically for a romantic or heroic figure.

• Spanish: Lancelot
• Portuguese (BR): Lancelot
• Portuguese (PT): Lancelot
• Chinese (Simplified): 兰斯洛特
• Chinese (Traditional): 蘭斯洛特
• Hindi: लांसलॉट
• Arabic: لانسلوت
• Bengali: ল্যান্সেলট
• Russian: Ланселот
• Japanese: ランスロット
• Vietnamese: Lancelot
• Korean: 랜슬롯
• Turkish: Lancelot
• Urdu: لانسلٹ
• Indonesian: Lancelot

Example Sentences

Lancelot was one of King Arthur's knights.

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Many stories describe Lancelot's bravery.

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Lancelot loved Queen Guinevere.

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In movies, Lancelot is often shown as the most skilled fighter.

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Some people use 'Lancelot' to mean a true romantic hero.

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When someone acts brave, you might call them a modern Lancelot.

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