troubadour

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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈtruːbəˌdɔː/
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• General-American: /ˈtrubəˌdɔr/
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• CMU ARPABET: T R UW1 B AH0 D AO2 R Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From Old Occitan trobar (“to find”) via Old French troubadour. Piecewise doublet of trouveur.

53 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: تْرُوبَادُور (trūbādūr) — an itinerant performer of songs
• Armenian: տրուբադուր (trubadur) — an itinerant performer of songs
• Belarusian: трубаду́р (trubadúr) — an itinerant performer of songs
• Bulgarian: трубаду́р (trubadúr) — an itinerant performer of songs
• Catalan: trobador — an itinerant performer of songs
• Catalan: trobadora — an itinerant performer of songs
• Chinese Mandarin: 吟遊詩人 /吟游诗人 (yínyóu shīrén) — an itinerant performer of songs
• Crimean Tatar: aşıq — an itinerant performer of songs
• Czech: trubadúr — an itinerant performer of songs
• Danish: trubadur — an itinerant performer of songs
• Dutch: troubadour — an itinerant performer of songs
• Esperanto: trobadoro — an itinerant performer of songs
• Finnish: trubaduuri — an itinerant performer of songs
• French: troubadour — an itinerant performer of songs
• French: trouvère — an itinerant performer of songs
• French: trobairitz — an itinerant performer of songs
• French: troubadouresse — an itinerant performer of songs
• Galician: troveiro — an itinerant performer of songs
• Galician: troveira — an itinerant performer of songs
• German: Troubadour — an itinerant performer of songs
• German: Trobador — an itinerant performer of songs
• German: Troubairitz — an itinerant performer of songs
• German: Trobairitz — an itinerant performer of songs
• German: Troubadourin — an itinerant performer of songs
• Greek: τροβαδούρος (trovadoúros) — an itinerant performer of songs
• Hungarian: trubadúr — an itinerant performer of songs
• Italian: trovatore — an itinerant performer of songs
• Italian: trobadore — an itinerant performer of songs
• Italian: trovatrice — an itinerant performer of songs
• Italian: trobairitz — an itinerant performer of songs
• Japanese: 吟遊詩人 (gin'yū shijin) — an itinerant performer of songs
• Japanese: トルバドゥール (torubadūru) — an itinerant performer of songs
• Korean: 음유시인 (eumyusiin) — an itinerant performer of songs
• Korean: 트루바두르 (teurubadureu) — an itinerant performer of songs
• Latin: tropātor — an itinerant performer of songs
• Macedonian: трубаду́р (trubadúr) — an itinerant performer of songs
• Marathi: ट्रुबाडूर (ṭrubāḍūr) — an itinerant performer of songs
• Polish: trubadur — an itinerant performer of songs
• Portuguese: trovador — an itinerant performer of songs
• Romanian: trubadur — an itinerant performer of songs
• Russian: трубаду́р (trubadúr) — an itinerant performer of songs
• Serbo-Croatian: труба̀дӯр — an itinerant performer of songs
• Serbo-Croatian: trubàdūr — an itinerant performer of songs
• Slovak: trubadúr — an itinerant performer of songs
• Slovene: trubadur — an itinerant performer of songs
• Spanish: trovador — an itinerant performer of songs
• Spanish: trovadora — an itinerant performer of songs
• Swedish: trubadur — an itinerant performer of songs
• Tarifit: amedyaz — an itinerant performer of songs
• Ukrainian: трубаду́р (trubadúr) — an itinerant performer of songs
• Volapük: trubadur — an itinerant performer of songs
• Volapük: hitrubadur — an itinerant performer of songs
• Volapük: jitrubadur — an itinerant performer of songs