- it's
origin comes from Al-Andalus,
being this a
Muwashshah or
Andalusian Moaxaja. The
author of the
piece is disputed, and
thought to be
either Lisan al-Din...
- one
hundred (مئة)[mʔj] (listen). mihrab[miħraːb] (listen): miramamolín
moaxaja mogataz mogate moharra: tip of the sword. From muharraf,
meaning "beached"[muħrːrf]...
-
monorhymic fragment or poem on a
single theme or image; and the muw****ah or
moaxaja, a
strophic form that
appeared later. The
latter two were
usually devoted...
-
caracteres latinos, versión española en
calco rítmico y
estudio de 43
moaxajas andaluzas, Madrid,
Sociedad de
Estudios y Publicaciones, 1965, ISBN 84-206-2652-X...
-
marco (Madrid 1965) Nykl p. 254-6 al-Acma al-Tutili, [El
ciego de Tudela]: Las
moaxajas. Traducción y prólogo: M. Nuin Monreal, W. S. Alkhalifa, 2001...
