marrano

As nouns the difference between terms and marrano

is that terms is while marrano is (historical) any of the sephardi jews who stayed in iberia during the spanish inquisition, and continued to practice judaism in secret.

As nouns the difference between marrano and marranist

is that marrano is (historical) any of the sephardi jews who stayed in iberia during the spanish inquisition, and continued to practice judaism in secret while marranist is (historical|judaism) a practiser of marranism; marrano.

Marranism is a derived term of marrano.

As a proper noun marranism

is (historical|judaism) the secret practice of judaism by the marranos.

As a noun marrano is

(historical) any of the sephardi jews who stayed in iberia during the spanish inquisition, and continued to practice judaism in secret.

As nouns the difference between judaism and marrano

is that judaism is while marrano is (historical) any of the sephardi jews who stayed in iberia during the spanish inquisition, and continued to practice judaism in secret.

As a proper noun iberia

is (region south of the pyrenees).

As a noun marrano is

(historical) any of the sephardi jews who stayed in iberia during the spanish inquisition, and continued to practice judaism in secret.

As nouns the difference between sephardi and marrano

is that sephardi is a jew of iberian ancestry, whose native language was ladino while marrano is (historical) any of the sephardi jews who stayed in iberia during the spanish inquisition, and continued to practice judaism in secret.

As a noun marrano

is (historical) any of the sephardi jews who stayed in iberia during the spanish inquisition, and continued to practice judaism in secret.

As an adjective marranic is

(judaism) of, or pertaining to, the marranos or to marranism.