Tristram

American  

[tris-truhm] / ˈtrɪs trəm /

noun

1. one of the knights of the Round Table, whose love for Iseult, wife of King Mark, is the subject of many romances.

2. a male given name.

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Example Sentences

Sir Tristram, a historian, is director of the Victoria and Albert Museum and is recognised for his services to that industry.

From BBC

Catherine was shown around the store's cavernous rooms by the museum's director Tristram Hunt and she saw examples of conservation work on textiles in the collection.

From BBC

Tristram Stuart, the historian and activist who co-founded the Gleaning Network in 2011, of which Gleaning Cornwall is a part, envisioned the practice as a way to challenge British food waste at its source.

From Salon

Tristram Hunt, director of the V&A, told the BBC that the gold items of court regalia are the equivalent of "our Crown Jewels".

From BBC

She agreed to support him financially and put him under the guardianship of Captain Tristram Charles Sawyer Speedy, the man who had accompanied the prince from Ethiopia.

From BBC