Definition of Morisco in English:

Morisco

(also Moresco)

nounPlural Moriscos, Plural Moriscoes məˈrɪskəʊməˈrɪskoʊ

historical

A Moor in Spain, especially one who had accepted Christian baptism.
〈史〉摩里斯科人（西班牙的摩尔人，尤指接受过洗礼成为基督徒的摩尔人）
Example sentencesExamples
- Elizabeth, for her part, sent an army into the Spanish Netherlands in 1585 and offered to support Philip's Morisco subjects against the Spanish government in the late 1580s.
- Finally the Moriscos were all expelled from Spain in the early seventeenth century.
- Some 80,000 Moriscos in Granada were dispersed to other parts of Spain and Old Christians from northern Spain were settled on their lands.
- In 1609, when the Spaniards expelled all the Moriscos, approximately 80,000 came in a single year.
- Weirdly enough, Morris dancing arguably derives from Morisco or Moorish dancing.

Origin

Spanish, from Moro 'Moor'.

Rhymes

cisco, disco, Disko, pisco, San Francisco

Definition of Morisco in US English:

Morisco

nounməˈrɪskoʊməˈriskō

historical

A Moor in Spain, especially one who had accepted Christian baptism.
〈史〉摩里斯科人（西班牙的摩尔人，尤指接受过洗礼成为基督徒的摩尔人）
Example sentencesExamples
- Finally the Moriscos were all expelled from Spain in the early seventeenth century.
- Weirdly enough, Morris dancing arguably derives from Morisco or Moorish dancing.
- Elizabeth, for her part, sent an army into the Spanish Netherlands in 1585 and offered to support Philip's Morisco subjects against the Spanish government in the late 1580s.
- Some 80,000 Moriscos in Granada were dispersed to other parts of Spain and Old Christians from northern Spain were settled on their lands.
- In 1609, when the Spaniards expelled all the Moriscos, approximately 80,000 came in a single year.

Origin

Spanish, from Moro ‘Moor’.

单词	Morisco
释义	Definition of Morisco in English: Morisco (also Moresco) nounPlural Moriscos, Plural Moriscoes məˈrɪskəʊməˈrɪskoʊ historical A Moor in Spain, especially one who had accepted Christian baptism. 〈史〉摩里斯科人（西班牙的摩尔人，尤指接受过洗礼成为基督徒的摩尔人） Example sentencesExamples Elizabeth, for her part, sent an army into the Spanish Netherlands in 1585 and offered to support Philip's Morisco subjects against the Spanish government in the late 1580s. Finally the Moriscos were all expelled from Spain in the early seventeenth century. Some 80,000 Moriscos in Granada were dispersed to other parts of Spain and Old Christians from northern Spain were settled on their lands. In 1609, when the Spaniards expelled all the Moriscos, approximately 80,000 came in a single year. Weirdly enough, Morris dancing arguably derives from Morisco or Moorish dancing. Origin Spanish, from Moro 'Moor'. Rhymes cisco, disco, Disko, pisco, San Francisco Definition of Morisco in US English: Morisco nounməˈrɪskoʊməˈriskō historical A Moor in Spain, especially one who had accepted Christian baptism. 〈史〉摩里斯科人（西班牙的摩尔人，尤指接受过洗礼成为基督徒的摩尔人） Example sentencesExamples Finally the Moriscos were all expelled from Spain in the early seventeenth century. Weirdly enough, Morris dancing arguably derives from Morisco or Moorish dancing. Elizabeth, for her part, sent an army into the Spanish Netherlands in 1585 and offered to support Philip's Morisco subjects against the Spanish government in the late 1580s. Some 80,000 Moriscos in Granada were dispersed to other parts of Spain and Old Christians from northern Spain were settled on their lands. In 1609, when the Spaniards expelled all the Moriscos, approximately 80,000 came in a single year. Origin Spanish, from Moro ‘Moor’.
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