Oxford Spanish Dictionary
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- belicoso (belicosa)
- warlike
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- El Cid (from Arabic "sid" or "master") was the name given to Rodrigo Díaz de Vivar (born Vivar, near Burgos, c1043). He is Spain's warrior hero, being brave and warlike but also loyal and fair. He grew up in the court of Fernando I of Castile and later fought against the Moors, earning the title, Campeador. He married Jimena, granddaughter of Alfonso VI, "the Wise." In 1089, after a disagreement with the king, he and his loyal retainers went into exile, recapturing Valencia from the Moors. He died in 1099 and his deeds are the subject of many oral accounts, the most complete being El Cantar del Mío Cid. His sword, La Tizona, is in a museum in Burgos.
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The poem as capitation engine is a warlike power which is linked in language to memory in order to orientate itself during its conquest.
en.wikipedia.org They are more warlike than any of the other tribes, and from them the men are sent forth who go to procure the gold.
en.wikipedia.org These groups were warlike, semi nomadic and did not practice significant agriculture, nor did they construct cities.
en.wikipedia.org Many other researchers hold only that democracies are far less warlike "with one another".
en.wikipedia.org According to him they lived partly on fish and partly on agriculture, but were as warlike as their nomad neighbors.
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