Nazarín (en. Nazarin)

/naθaˈɾin/

Meaning & Definition

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noun
A person who belongs to the Nazarí culture, originating in Muslim Spain.
The nazarín was known for his skill in poetry and art.
El nazarín era conocido por su habilidad en la poesía y el arte.
An individual related to the Nazarí dynasty in medieval Granada.
The nazarines played a crucial role in the history of Al-Andalus.
Los nazarines jugaron un papel crucial en la historia de Al-Andalus.

Etymology

From the Hispanic Arabic 'nazarí', referring to the dynasty that ruled in Granada.

Common Phrases and Expressions

To be a nazarín
It is used to describe someone with Nazarí cultural characteristics.
Ser un nazarín
Nazarín by blood
It refers to someone who carries Nazarí heritage in their lineage.
Nazarín de sangre

Related Words

nazarí
Related to Nazarí culture and ethnicity.
nazarí
Granada
City where Nazarí culture had significant development.
Granada
Alhambra
Palace-fortress built by the Nazaríes in Granada.
Alhambra

Slang Meanings

It refers to someone who has a strong and determined character.
That boy is a true nazarín, he doesn't get intimidated easily.
Ese chico es un verdadero nazarín, no se deja intimidar fácilmente.
Colloquial use to describe someone with outstanding artistic skills.
That painting is very detailed, it is a nazarín of the brush.
Esa pintura es muy detallada, es un nazarín del pincel.