noun

troubadour

troubadour

The troubadour sang songs of love and chivalry.

The troubadour sang songs of love and chivalry.

a troubadour a medieval lyric poet The troubadour sang songs of love and chivalry.

Synonyms: minstrel, bard, poet-musician

From Old Occitan 'trobador', from 'trobar' meaning 'to find, to compose'. A troubadour was one who 'finds' or composes songs.

Think of a troubadour going on a 'tour' to 'adore' someone with a song. It links the sound to the meaning of a travelling singer.

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