MUDEJAR

Meaning of MUDEJAR in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ mü-ˈthe-ˌhär, -ˌḵär ]

noun

( plural Mu·de·ja·res -ˈthe-hä-ˌrās, -ḵä-)

Etymology: Spanish mudéjar, modification of Arabic mudajjan, literally, allowed to remain

Date: 1893

: a Muslim living under a Christian king especially during the 8th to 11th centuries

• Mudejar adjective

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МУДЕХАР — Mudéjar
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