bard

• اسم يشير إلى شاعر، خاصة من ينظم الشعر الغنائي أو الملحمي، كما يشير إلى غطاء زخرفي يوضع على الحصان.

A noun referring to a poet, especially one who writes lyric or epic verse, or an ornamental covering for a horse.

1. B2formal

   A poet, traditionally one who composes and recites epic or lyric poetry, often associated with ancient Celtic cultures.

   شاعر غنائي

   • The bard sang tales of ancient heroes by the fire.
   • Shakespeare is often called the Bard of Avon.
   • In Celtic tradition, the bard held a respected position in society.

   المرادفاتlyristminstrelpoetrhymertroubadourversifier

2. Ornamental horse coveringC2formalbritish

   An ornamental covering or caparison for a horse, often used in medieval times for ceremonies or battle.

   بَرْقَع

   • The knight's horse was adorned with a richly embroidered bard.
   • The parade featured horses wearing colorful bards.
   • The museum displayed a medieval bard made of silk and gold thread.

   المرادفاتcaparisonhousing

3. To caparison a horseC2formalbritish

   To put a decorative covering or caparison on a horse.

   تزيين الفرس ببرقع

   • The squire barded the horse for the tournament.
   • They barded the horses with fine cloth for the royal procession.
   • The stable hands carefully barded each horse before the ceremony.

   المرادفاتadorncaparisondeckequipharnessornament

• فعل قديم يعني تَدْريع الفرس أو تغطيته ببَرْدَعة أو غطاء، ويُستعمل في صيغة الماضي لوصف فرس مُدَرَّعة أو مُغطّاة.

An archaic or obsolete verb meaning to cover (a horse) with armor or trappings; also used in the past tense 'barded' to describe a horse equipped with bard.

1. To caparison a horseC2formalbritish

   To cover or dress a horse with an ornamental covering or armor.

   تزيين الفرس بغطاء أو درع

   • The knights barded their horses before the tournament.
   • The royal procession featured horses barded in silk and gold.
   • He barded his steed with a heavy, decorated cloth.

   المرادفاتarmorcaparisonequipharnesstrap