morisco
11Morisco — noun (plural cos or coes) Etymology: Spanish, from morisco, adjective, from moro Moor Date: 1625 moor; especially a Spanish Moor converted to Christianity • Morisco adjective …
12Morisco — La Expulsión de los Moriscos von Vicente Carducho. Morisken, auch Moriscos genannt (spanisch: morisco = kleiner Maure) sind Mauren, die nach dem Sieg der Reconquista in Spanien lebten. Mit dem Untergang der maurischen Herrschaft in Spanien kamen… …
13Morisco — Morisques Les Morisques (de l espagnol Morisco, littéralement « petit maure ») étaient des musulmans d Espagne convertis de force au catholicisme à la suite des édits de conversion de 1502. Ils constituaient une minorité importante dans …
14morisco — {{＃}}{{LM M26567}}{{〓}} {{SynM27228}} {{［}}morisco{{］}}, {{［}}morisca{{］}} ‹mo·ris·co, ca› {{《}}▍ adj.{{》}} {{＜}}1{{＞}} De los moriscos o relacionado con estos musulmanes que vivían en reinos cristianos. {{《}}▍ adj./s.{{》}} {{＜}}2{{＞}}… …
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15Morisco Revolt — The Morisco Revolt (1568−1571), also known as War of Las Alpujarras or Revolt of Las Alpujarras, in what is now Andalusia in southern Spain, was a rebellion against the Crown of Castile by the remaining Muslim converts to Christianity from the… …
16Morisco — /meuh ris koh/, adj., n., pl. Moriscos, Moriscoes. adj. 1. Moorish. n. 2. a Moor, esp. one of the Moors of Spain. [1540 50; < Sp, equiv. to Mor(o) MOOR + isco adj. suffix] * * * ▪ Spanish Muslim (Spanish: “Little Moor”), one of the Spanish… …
17morisco — noun a) A Moor. b) The Moorish style of architecture …
18morisco — Sinónimos: ■ moro, moruno …
19Morisco — n. person of Spanish Muslim origin who was baptized (often under duress) as a Christian …
20Morisco — [mə rɪskəʊ] (also Moresco) noun (plural Moriscos or Moriscoes) historical a Moor in Spain, especially one who had accepted Christian baptism. Origin Sp., from Moro Moor …
