rondel
/ˈrɒndəl/ or /rɒndɛl/Definitions
1. noun
A type of poem or a poetic form characterized by 13 lines and a specific rhyming scheme, often used to express a theme or emotion.
“The poet’s collection included a rondel that beautifully captured the essence of lost love.”
2. noun
A type of medieval poem, specifically a short narrative poem with a specific rhyming scheme and meter.
“The historian studied the rondels of medieval Europe to gain insight into the culture of the time.”
3. noun
A small, decorative shield or a circular piece of armor, often used for parade purposes.
“The knight wore a rondel as part of his ceremonial armor during the royal procession.”
4. noun
A circular or oval-shaped piece of metal or other material, often used as a decorative element in jewelry or other objects.
“The artist used a small rondel to create a beautiful brooch for the exhibition.”