bard — a poet or storyteller, especially one who recites epic poems
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a poet or storyteller, especially one who recites epic poems
Pronunciation (IPA): /bɑːrd/
Korean meaning: 음유시인, 서사시를 읊는 시인
Korean pronunciation: **바**드
Example Sentences
- The village bard entertained everyone with hilarious songs about the mayor's bald spot.
- Shakespeare is often called 'The Bard' for his exceptional poetry and plays.
- The Netflix bard went viral for turning memes into epic ballads.
bard
NOUN//bɑːrd//
a poet or storyteller, especially one who recites epic poems
A medieval bard recites epic tales to captivated nobles
The bard shows his card to convince the guard!
🎤Pronunciation
🌳Etymology
Origin
From Celtic tradition, referring to ancient Irish and Welsh court poets who recited verses and recorded history. The word gained prominence when Shakespeare became known as 'The Bard.'
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📝Examples
“The village bard entertained everyone with hilarious songs about the mayor's bald spot.”
“Shakespeare is often called 'The Bard' for his exceptional poetry and plays.”
“The Netflix bard went viral for turning memes into epic ballads.”
“In Celtic culture, bards held important positions as keepers of oral tradition.”
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