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Mozarabic

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Moz·ar·a·bic  (m-zr-bk)
adj.
Of or relating to the Mozarabs, their language, or their culture.
n.
Any of the early Romance dialects spoken in the parts of the Iberian Peninsula under Moorish power and heavily influenced by Arabic.
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Mozarabic [mɒzˈærəbɪk]
A. ADJ → mozárabe
B. N → mozárabe m
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