muladí
noun
mu·la·dí
ˌmüləˈt͟hē
plural muladíes
-(ˌ)ās
: a Spaniard who adopted Islam during the Moorish occupation compare mozarab
Word History
Etymology
Spanish, from Arabic muwalladīn adopted ones
- big word
- big words
- big-block
- big-boned
- big-bore
- big-box
- big-bud hickory
- big-budget
- big-city
- big-cone pine
- big-cone spruce
- big-eared bat
- big-eared fox
- big-eyed
- big-eyed bass
- big-eyed bug
- big-eyed herring
- big-eyed mackerel
- big-eyed scad
- big-gaited
- big-head
- big-headed gurnard
- big-leaf maple
- big-league
- big-name