"a Arxel, que ye tierra caliente" meaning in Asturian

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Interjection

Etymology: Literally, "to Algiers, which is hot land". A folk story claims that a local Asturian feudal lord from Cadavedo, after in a chess match defeating Saladin, who was said to have arrived on La Fontaniella, Spain, told him "volvéu en paz p'Argel, que ye tierra caliente" ("go back peacefully to Algiers, which is a hot land"), from which the interjection derived. This is nonetheless a disproven myth, as there is no historical evidence suggesting this event has ever taken place. Head templates: {{head|ast|interjection}} a Arxel, que ye tierra caliente
  1. (idiomatic) good riddance Tags: idiomatic
    Sense id: en-a_Arxel,_que_ye_tierra_caliente-ast-intj-5HjoHe0w Categories (other): Asturian entries with incorrect language header, Pages with 1 entry, Pages with entries
     
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