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Term: Carmina

Description:

Carmina is a noun with multiple senses and usages. It can refer to a collection of poems, songs, or verses. Additionally, Carmina can be the plural form of the word "carman," which is an archaic term for a car driver or a driver of a horse-drawn vehicle. Lastly, it is also the plural form of the feminine name "Carmina."

Sample Sentences:

1. The bookshelf is adorned with various editions of classical carmina from around the world.

2. The bard serenaded the crowd with her enchanting carmina at the medieval festival.

3. In ancient Rome, the famous poet Catullus wrote carmina that are still studied today.

4. The carmina of the troubadours captivated the noble guests at the royal court.

5. The carriage driver, or carmina, expertly guided his horses through the bustling city streets.

6. Carmina greeted her friends with warm hugs and contagious laughter.

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