Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
trovador
noun
/trɒ.vəˈdɔːr/

Definition
A trovador is a medieval singer and poet from the Occitan region who composed in the Occitan language and is known for their lyrical poetry.

Examples
- The trovador captivated the audience with his passionate ballads.
- Many renowned trovadores traveled between courts to share their poetry and music.
- Her research focused on the medieval trovador and their influence on modern lyricism.

Meaning
The term ‘trovador’ refers to a poet or musician, particularly one who creates and performs love songs and lyrical poetry, often in a courtly or noble context.

Synonyms
- Minstrel
- Lyricist
- Poet