Gothard (en. Gothard)

ɡɔtaʁ

Meaning & Definition

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adjective

Related to the Gothic style, often dark and mysterious.

She is wearing a gothard dress for the evening.

Elle porte une robe gothard pour la soirée.

Related to an aesthetic that might be described as melancholic or macabre.

The gothard patterns on this painting evoke centuries past.

Les motifs gothards sur ce tableau évoquent des siècles passés.

Referring to a behavior or lifestyle that adopts elements of Gothic culture.

He has a gothard lifestyle, with a passion for dark music.

Il a un style de vie gothard, avec une passion pour la musique sombre.

Derived from the Gothic word, the term gothard evokes characteristics of Gothic culture.

to have a gothard style

To adopt a Gothic aesthetic or look.

avoir un style gothard

gothard music

A musical genre related to Gothic culture.

musique gothard

gothard literature

Writings that explore dark and Gothic themes.

littérature gothard

gothic

Related to the architectural and cultural style of the Middle Ages.

gothique

dark

Lacking light or evoking sadness.

sombre

melancholy

A state of deep sadness often associated with dark reflections.

mélancolie

Someone who lives on the fringes of society with a pronounced Gothic style.

She is so gothard, always in shady places.

Elle est tellement gothard, toujours dans des lieux glauques.

A dark and mysterious atmosphere.

This bar has a gothard atmosphere, perfect for a Halloween night.

Ce bar a une atmosphère gothard, parfait pour une nuit d'Halloween.