"Mozarab" meaning in English

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          "text": "The Mozarabs were bilingual in Romance and Arabic and lived along the border area (north of the border to be precise) between Christian Iberia and Al-Andalus. This particular community sought to remain bilingual because it derived its identity from being both Arab-like and Christian."
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          "word": "Mozarabic"
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          "code": "ca",
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          "sense": "Arabic-speaking Iberian Christian",
          "word": "mossàrab"
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        "US"
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    {
      "ipa": "/moʊˈzɛɹəb/",
      "note": "Mary–marry–merry merger"
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  "word": "Mozarab"
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      "sense": "Arabic-speaking Iberian Christian",
      "word": "mossàrab"
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      "code": "it",
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      "sense": "Arabic-speaking Iberian Christian",
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      "word": "mozarabo"
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      "sense": "Arabic-speaking Iberian Christian",
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