1. A class of poets of the North of France, who, in the middle ages, frequented the courts of the princes, and whose themes were more epic and less lyric than those of the troubadours. See Troubadour.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• eprouvete,
• rrouvere,
• frouvere,
• grouvere,
• yrouvere,
• 6rouvere,
• 5rouvere,
• teouvere,
• tdouvere,
• trouverre,
• trouveres,
• truvere,
• trouevre,
• trouveer,
• Trourere,
• Trouwere,
• Trouvare,
• trouvuer,
• trouveur,
• uromeere

The adjective form of the word "Trouvère" is "trouvèresque".

The plural of the "Trouvere" can be the "trouveres".

The singular of the "Trouvere" can be the "Trouvere".