Definition of alquerque in English:

alquerque

noun alˈkɛːkeɪ

A game of Arabic origin, similar to draughts or nine-men's morris, played in Spain and other Spanish-speaking regions.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute. From Spanish alquerque from Arabic al-qirq from al the + qirq, the name of a game similar to nine men's morris.

Definition of alquerque in US English:

alquerque

nounalˈkɛːkeɪ

A game of Arabic origin, similar to draughts or nine-men's morris, played in Spain and other Spanish-speaking regions.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute. From Spanish alquerque from Arabic al-qirq from al the + qirq, the name of a game similar to nine men's morris.

词汇	alquerque
释义	Definition of alquerque in English: alquerque noun alˈkɛːkeɪ A game of Arabic origin, similar to draughts or nine-men's morris, played in Spain and other Spanish-speaking regions. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute. From Spanish alquerque from Arabic al-qirq from al the + qirq, the name of a game similar to nine men's morris. Definition of alquerque in US English: alquerque nounalˈkɛːkeɪ A game of Arabic origin, similar to draughts or nine-men's morris, played in Spain and other Spanish-speaking regions. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute. From Spanish alquerque from Arabic al-qirq from al the + qirq, the name of a game similar to nine men's morris.
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