"南蛮人" meaning in All languages combined

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          "text": "ちご、法師よりあひ、田楽をあぶり、「何にても、三はねたる事をいふて賞翫せう」といふて、「雲林院」の、「南蠻人」の、「煎茶瓶」の、「神泉苑」などいふて、みな一串づゝとられけるに、小ちご、「昆元丹」とて二つ参る。"
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        "a foreigner from Portugal or Spain; more broadly, a westerner in general"
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