Origen árabe de «haza»
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https://doi.org/10.3989/alqantara.1996.v17.i1.542Abstract
In this article we try to prove that the Spanish word haza comes from the Arabic Faḥṣ and not from the Latin Fascia 'strip' as is generally admitted. In order to do this we have reconstructed the history of this voice through the study of documentary sources and literary works. As a result, we establish that haza, written faza in early times, first appeared in Castile, in the ninth century; we show how, in the beginning, it adopted the same meanings as the Arabic root word, before developing other new ones; and we furthermore follow the phonetic evolution form faḥṣ to haza.
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