<Li> quintal: weight unit of about 46 kg . In its current use under the metric system, it represents 100 kg . From Andalusi Arabic Qintar, through Syriac and ultimately Latin . </Li> <Ol> <Li> rabadán </Li> <Li> rabal </Li> <Li> rabazuz </Li> <Li> rabel </Li> <Li> rábida </Li> <Li> rafal </Li> <Li> rafe </Li> <Li> ragua </Li> <Li> rahez </Li> <Li> ramadán </Li> <Li> rambla </Li> <Li> rauda </Li> <Li> rauta </Li> <Li> real: Military encampment; plot where a fair is organized; (in Murcia region) small plot or garden . From Arabic rahl: camping . </Li> <Li> rebato </Li> <Li> rebite </Li> <Li> recamar </Li> <Li> recua </Li> <Li> redoma </Li> <Li> rehala </Li> <Li> rehalí </Li> <Li> rehén: Hostage or captive . From Arabic رَهِين, captive, ransom . </Li> <Li> rejalgar: realgar . From Andalusi Arabic reheg al - ghar: "powder of the cave" </Li> <Li> requive </Li> <Li> resma </Li> <Li> retama </Li> <Li> rincón: Corner . From Andalusi Arabic rukan, derived from classical Arabic Rukn, or perhaps related to French recoin . </Li> <Li> robda </Li> <Li> robo (or arroba) </Li> <Li> roda </Li> <Li> romí / rumí </Li> <Li> ronzal </Li> <Li> roque </Li> <Li> sajelar </Li> <Li> salema </Li> <Li> sandía: Watermelon . From Arabic Sindiya "from Sindh (province of Pakistan)". </Li> <Li> sarasa: Homosexual or effeminate man . From "Zaraza". </Li> <Li> sarraceno </Li> <Li> sebestén </Li> <Li> secácul </Li> <Li> serafín </Li> <Li> siroco </Li> <Li> sofí </Li> <Li> sófora </Li> <Li> soldán </Li> <Li> soltaní </Li> <Li> sufí </Li> <Li> sura </Li> <Li> tabal (or atabal) </Li> <Li> tabaque </Li> <Li> tabefe </Li> <Li> tabica </Li> <Li> tabique </Li> <Li> taca </Li> <Li> tafurea </Li> <Li> tagarino / tagarina </Li> <Li> tagarnina </Li> <Li> taha </Li> <Li> tahalí </Li> <Li> tahona </Li> <Li> tahúr </Li> <Li> taifa: Refers to an independent Muslim - ruled principality, an emirate or petty kingdom, of which a number formed in the Al - Andalus (Moorish Iberia) after the final collapse of the Umayyad Caliphate of Córdoba in 1031 . Used in numerous expressions . Can also mean 1) a faction 2) a group of people of ill judgement. 3) un reino de Taifas (a kingdom of Taifas) can also refer to a chaotic or disorderly state of affairs . From classical Arabic Ta'ifah: faction . </Li> <Li> tajea </Li> <Li> talco </Li> <Li> talega </Li> <Li> talvina </Li> <Li> támara </Li> <Li> tamarindo </Li> <Li> tambor </Li> <Li> tara </Li> <Li> taracea </Li> <Li> taraje: Salt Cedar . From Arabic Tarfah . </Li> <Li> tarasí </Li> <Li> tarbea </Li> <Li> tarea: Task . From Arabic ṭaríḥaand root طرح, "to throw". </Li> <Li> tareco </Li> <Li> tarida </Li> <Li> tarifa </Li> <Li> tarima </Li> <Li> tarquín </Li> <Li> tarraya </Li> <Li> taza: cup . From Tasa . </Li> <Li> tértil </Li> <Li> tíbar </Li> <Li> tochibí </Li> <Li> tomín </Li> <Li> toronja </Li> <Li> toronjil </Li> <Li> trafalmejas </Li> <Li> truchimán / na </Li> <Li> trujamán / na </Li> <Li> tuera </Li> <Li> tumbaga </Li> <Li> Tunecí </Li> <Li> turbit </Li> <Li> turquí (in Azul Turquí) </Li> <Li> tutía (or atutía) </Li> </Ol> <Li> real: Military encampment; plot where a fair is organized; (in Murcia region) small plot or garden . From Arabic rahl: camping . </Li> <Li> rehén: Hostage or captive . From Arabic رَهِين, captive, ransom . </Li>

Words that are the same in spanish and arabic