jongleur
ʒɔ̃ˈɡlɶr
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Definition of jongleur - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
entertainmentRaremedieval entertainer skilled in various artsRare
  • The jongleur captivated the crowd with his songs and tricks.
minstrel troubadour
2.
medieval performerRaremedieval entertainer who sang, recited poetry, and performed tricksRare
  • The jongleur captivated the audience with his lyrical tales and juggling..
bard minstrel troubadour
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Origin of jongleur

Old French, jongleur (juggler)

Examples of jongleur in a sentence

  • A jongleur performed at the medieval fair.
  • The jongleur's performance included magic tricks and acrobatics.
  • A talented jongleur entertained the royal court with songs and stories.

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  1. French:jongleur, ménestrel, ...
  2. German:Gaukler, mittelalterlicher Unterhalter, ...
  3. Italian:giullare, ...
  4. Spanish:juglar, trovador, ...
  5. Portuguese:jogral, menestrel, ...
  6. Chinese:游吟诗人, 弄臣, ...
  7. Japanese:ジョングルール, 中世の芸人, ...
  8. Arabic:مُغَنٍّ جَوَّال, مؤد متجول, ...
  9. Hebrew:בַּדְרָן, בַּדַּאי, ...
  10. Russian:жонглёр, средневековый артист, ...
  11. Ukrainian:жонглер, мандрівний артист, ...
  12. Hindi:जोंगलेर, मध्ययुगीन कलाकार, ...
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