"marjal" meaning in English

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          "text": "He spent two days in May, 1392, surveying the canal of the well of En Aparici in the marjals of Valencia.",
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          "text": "Trenches were dug into the marshlands (marjals) east of the city to drain them. Then irrigation canals were extended from the already irrigated areas close to the city.",
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