Professor Gu's English Class
Basic Definition:A noble Moorish family in medieval Granada
Etymology:From Spanish "Abencerrajes"
Refers to a powerful Moorish clan in 15th century Granada
Featured in romantic tales about Moorish Spain
Represents Moorish nobility and tragic romance
"Abencerrages" is primarily used in historical and literary contexts, particularly when discussing medieval Spain or romantic literature about the Moors.
The Abencerrages were massacred in the Alhambra.
Legends about the Abencerrages spread across Europe.
This painting depicts the Abencerrages knights.
The Abencerrages were massacred in the Alhambra.
Legends about the Abencerrages spread across Europe.
This painting depicts the Abencerrages knights.
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The Abencerrages were Christian knights. (Incorrect)
Correct:The Abencerrages were Moorish nobles.
Abencerrages refers to a place in Spain. (Incorrect)
Correct:Abencerrages refers to a noble family.
1. The Abencerrages were influential in Granada.
2. This novel describes the Abencerrages tragedy.
3. Historians debate the fate of the Abencerrages.
1. The Abencerrages were Moorish nobles.
2. Pronounced [ɑːbɛnˈsɛrɑːʒ]
3. The Abencerrages were a noble family in Granada.