Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
makar
noun
/ˈmɑː.kər/

Definition
A makar is a term used to denote a poet, often implying a skilled and esteemed writer of verse, particularly notable in Scottish literature.

Examples
- The makar composed verses that celebrated the beauty of the Scottish landscape.
- In the age of bards, a makar was highly regarded in society.
- Her latest collection is a testament to her talent as a makar.

Meaning
The word carries a sense of artistry and creativity, referring to someone who crafts poetry with finesse and originality.

Synonyms
- poet
- bard
- verse maker
- lyricist