Meaning & Definition of Trove in English
Trove
A collection of valuable or delightful things.
Pronunciation:
/troʊv/Part of Speech:
nounPlural:
trovesDetailed Definitions
Definition: A discovered collection of valuable items.
Example Sentence: The archaeological trove contained many priceless artifacts.
Definition: A storehouse of treasures or valuable objects.
Example Sentence: The attic was a trove of old photographs and letters.
Definition: A treasure or something found that is of great value.
Example Sentence: The library was a trove of knowledge for researchers.
Etymology
Origin: Derived from the past participle of the Old French verb 'trover', meaning 'to find'.
Synonyms
Common Phrases and Expressions
- treasure trove: A collection of valuables or treasures, often found unexpectedly.
- finding a trove: Discovering something of great value.
Translations
- Spanish: tesoro
- French: trésor
- German: Schatz
- Russian: сокровище
Related Words
- treasure: A collection of valuable items.
- cache: A hidden store of something of value.
- hoard: A stockpile of valuable goods.
Slang Meanings of trove
Meaning: A great discovery or find, especially in terms of entertainment.
Example Sentence: That new music app is a real trove for discovering indie artists.
Meaning: An unexpected source of enjoyment or useful information.
Example Sentence: Her blog is a trove of tips for budget travelers.