harper
Pronunciation: [ˈhɑːrpər]
Word
Context: "music"
(noun) a person who plays the harp, which is a musical instrument with strings that you pluck to make sounds. Think of it like a big instrument that makes beautiful music when you play it.
Example
The harper performed a lovely song at the concert last night.
Example
There was no harper at the school talent show this year.
Example
Have you ever seen a harper play live?
Context: "occupation"
(noun) a person whose job is to play the harp, often in special settings like weddings or orchestras. This person is trained to play and can create lovely music on the harp.
Example
The professional harper was hired for the wedding to entertain guests.
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We looked for a harper, but none were available for our event.
Example
What skills does a harper need to perform well?
Context: "literature"
(noun) in some traditions, it refers to a storyteller or poet who sings or recites tales, especially in historical or fantasy stories. Think of them as someone who shares stories through music and words.
Example
The ancient harper captivated the audience with his tales of adventure.
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The harper could not find an audience to share his stories this time.
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What kind of stories did the harper tell in the old days?
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