Bucolics - English meaning

Bucolics – definitions in English dictionary

noun
A pastoral poem.
Usage examples:
The result is a complex mix of ancient greek bucolics (pastoral poetry), the natural history of nor…

adjective
Relating to the pleasant aspects of the countryside and country life.
Usage examples:
The church is lovely for its bucolic setting

田园诗, 田园诗, 牧歌

Bucolics

Bucoliques

Bukolisch

बुकोलिक्स

Bucolico

목가적인

Буколика, Буколический поэт, Сельский житель

Bucólicos, Bucólica

Word origin

early 16th century (as a noun): via Latin from Greek boukolikos, from boukolos ‘herdsman’, from bous ‘ox’.

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adjective
Relating to the pleasant aspects of the countryside and country life.
Usage examples:
The church is lovely for its bucolic setting

noun
A pastoral poem.
Usage examples:
The result is a complex mix of ancient greek bucolics (pastoral poetry), the natural history of nor…

adjective
Relating to the countryside
Usage examples:
The painting shows a typically bucolic scene with peasants.

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