Spanish Names from the Late 15th Century: Moslem Full Names
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Spanish Names from the Late 15th Century
by Juliana de Luna (Julia Smith, julias@alumni.pitt.edu)
© 1999-2000 by Julia Smith; all rights reserved.
Names from the Account Books of Isabel la Catolica (1477-1504, mostly 1483-1504)
Moslem Names
Some of the following names are Arabic names transliterated or translated into Spanish; others are plain Spanish names, perhaps representing converted Moslems or Moslems who have simply adopted Spanish naming customs. Two Moslem women are listed in the text, identified only as Fatima and Maria.Men identified in the text as Moslem:
| Abrahen Alfaqui Abrahen Asarpa Abrahen de Mora Abrahen de Robredo Afadala Tasina Alcaçari Aldara Alguiz Ali Ali Alguezi Ali Atazia Ali Xayani (Xayn, Xeyni) Almançor Alnayal (Nayal, Nayar) Alonso de Toledo Alsen Amete Amete Alfaqui Amete Amenajar Amete Avenamad Amete Mafaraxas Amete de Albuaçeri |
Amete el Quetis |
Mahoma de Ronda Maoma Alagena Maoma Alcanbir Maoma Almolin Maoma Aven Jamet Maoma Catala Maoma Lusicori Maoma de Alarçio Mohamad de Mora Monferriz Muli Bula Açene Ontañon Pedro de Anchieta (Anciieta) Pequeni Pequi Sebastian de Palaçios Yuça Yuça de Mora Zenete Zumini |
Men who are probably Moslem, based on the name:
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Aben Amoras Alderete Ali Ali de Lire Amate Natalez Amete (Hamete) Amete |
Cide Sosa Cidi Ali Cidy Albucaçin Hamet Alohali Hamet de Guzman Mahoma Aduladi |
Mahoma Arraan Mahomad Calahorra Mahomed Jayn Menaute (Menehaute) Yuça Alin de Garvi Yuçafe Mondexar |
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