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Bard (Noun)

An ornamental caparison for a horse.

Nouns denoting man-made objects.

The medieval jousting event featured knights with intricately decorated bards for their horses.
The horse's bard sparkled under the lights, drawing attention from the crowd at the Renaissance fair.
During the ceremony, a special bard was placed on the white horse to signify its status as a royal mount.
The black bard with silver trim complemented the horse's shiny coat, making it a stunning sight to behold.
The old master saddler carefully crafted a bard adorned with the emblem of the local guild for the grand parade.

A lyric poet.

Nouns denoting people.

The traveling bard shared myths and legends through their music as they passed from village to village.
In ancient Celtic culture, the bard was a respected position responsible for preserving history and traditions.
Her beautiful voice and mastery of the harp made her a celebrated bard among her people.
As a skilled bard, he was known for his ability to weave magical tales that would captivate his audience.
Myths and historical accounts were often passed down through generations by the village bard.