juglar



Inflexiones de 'juglar' (nm): mpl: juglares
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SpanishEnglish
juglar,
juglaresa nm, nf		 (músico medieval)minstrel n
  jongleur n
 El rey se divertía escuchando al juglar.
 The King enjoyed listening to the minstrel.
juglar,
juglaresa nm, nf		 (trovador, poeta) (archaic)troubadour n
  (street musician)busker n
 El juglar cantaba y pedía unas monedas en la plaza del mercado.
 The troubadour sung and asked for money in the market square.
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'juglar' aparece también en las siguientes entradas:
In the Spanish description:
juglaresco - trovador
English:
gleeman - jongleur - minstrel - wandering minstrel - troubadour


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