Yes. The term bard was used in Medieval Gaelic and British culture to refer to a professional poet who worked for a patron such as someone of royalty, a noble, etc. On a side note, William Shakespeare is known as The Bard.
Down through the centuries, the meaning of 'bard' has been widened to apply also to a person who is a singer, storyteller, or author, especially in Wales, Scotland and Ireland.
However, it is a commonly known word in the whole of the UK and in other countries that use the English language.
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Scop is an Old English word for a poet or a bard.
poet, versifier
the example i can give is a tribute to a song is something to let people know about said song, if the song has not been publicly shown. Or a tribute to a person once they've died, its pretty much a way to get some1 to remember something/ some1
What a deliciously odd question! William Shakespeare is sometimes called "The Bard of Avon." Bard rhymes with lard.
William Shakespeare walks into a pub for a drink. The barman says "you can't come in here - you're bard" Sorry, here's the real answer to the question.. In medieval times, a bard may have been employed by the king or nobleman to write and recite poetry.
A poet is also known as a bard.
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Another name for a poet is bard. This is a poet that has national importance. This word originated from the ancient Celtic culture and was used to describe a poet that was known to recite epic poetry that described important events.
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Scop is another name for poet from Medieval times. I learned this in English Class the other day!
"Bard" means "poet" and Shakespeare is the poet par excellence.
He was known as England's national poet or the Bard of Avon. Today he is often known as the Common Bard.
Yes, he was also referred to as the Great Bard of Stratford. (Bard means poet)
Shakespeare is commonly referred to as The Bard usually capitalized. Bard is a Welsh word for Poet. Bards were sort of ceremonial poets and similar to troubadors in a sense. He is often called the Bard. Bard means Poet.
Because he was a writer (a Bard) and came from Stratford-upon-Avon.
A Bard is a poet. Avon is the name of a river which flows through his hometown. So "Bard of Avon" means the poet who grew up next to the Avon river.
The Avon river runs through his home town of Stratford. "Bard" is another word for poet.