Troubadours Meaning in English
word · lemma: troubadour
Definition
Troubadours were poets and musicians in the Middle Ages who sang and wrote songs, usually about love, mainly in France and nearby regions.
Usage & Nuances
Used mainly in historical or literary contexts; rarely used for modern musicians. Collocates with 'medieval', 'love songs', and 'court'. Plural: 'troubadours'. Not to be confused with 'bard' (used more generally in English literature, especially in reference to English poets).
Example Sentences
Many troubadours traveled from castle to castle.
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The songs of troubadours were about love and chivalry.
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In medieval France, troubadours were famous entertainers.
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Some troubadours wrote poems that are still read today.
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The tales of troubadours bring medieval history to life.
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You can still see modern performers calling themselves troubadours at some folk festivals.
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