Definition of Bardos

1. bardo [n] - See also: bardo

Lexicographical Neighbors of Bardos

bardier
bardiest
barding
bardish
bardism
bardisms
bardlike
bardling
bardlings
bardo
bardolater
bardolaters
bardolator
bardolatries
bardolatry
bardos (current term)
bards
bardship
bardships
bardy
bare
bare(a)
bare-arse
bare-backed
bare-bones
bare-bottomed
bare-breasted
bare-bum

Literary usage of Bardos

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. The History of Scotish Poetry by David Irving, David Laing (1861)
"But the passage seems to admit of a more easy emendation : instead of reading with Boyce, " fugitives, bardos," we ought apparently to read with Lesley, ..."

2. The Lives of the Scotish Poets: With Preliminary Dissertations on the by David Irving (1804)
"fugitives, bardos," we ought undoubtedly to read, with Lesley, " fugitives bardos k": and the law may then be understood as directed, not i " Fugitives ..."

3. Phœnician Ireland by Joaquin Lorenzo Villanueva (1837)
"Medii aevi scriptores appellare solebant bardos in- ... V.) bardos etiam a quibusdam medii aevi scriptoribus ..."

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