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troubadour
nounmasculineliterarycommon/tɾuvɐˈdoɾ/tro·va·dor
Definition
1A poet and musician of the Middle Ages, especially in the Iberian Peninsula and southern France, who composed and sang lyrical poems, often about courtly love.
Usage examples
“The troubadours played a key role in the development of European poetry.”
“He was known as a wandering troubadour.”
Common combinations
medieval troubadourProvençal troubadourtroubadour songart of the troubadours