Bayard

/ˈbeɪjɑrd/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A bayard is a horse of a reddish-brown color, commonly used in literature and poetry to represent a noble steed.

The knight rode into battle on his proud bayard, ready to defend the realm.

In historical and literary contexts, bayard can also refer to a brave or chivalrous person, inspired by the character Bayard from the literature.

His actions in the face of danger showed that he was a true bayard, embodying the spirit of courage and honor.

The term 'bayard' comes from the Old French 'baiard', referring to a chestnut or reddish-brown horse.

bayard of the battlefield

A brave warrior who performs valiantly in combat.

to ride like a bayard

To ride with confidence and skill.

bayard boldness

A quality of bravery or courage.

chestnut

A horse of a reddish-brown color, similar to bayard.

stallion

A male horse, often associated with strength and virility.

A man who is gallant and charming.

He's always the bayard at parties, charming everyone around him.

An adventurous or bold individual.

She’s such a bayard, always looking for her next thrill.