Majo
[ˈmaːxoʊ]Background Story
Majo, with the feminine form maja, also known as manolo and manola, is the Spanish word for a person from the lower classes of Spanish society, especially Madrid, who stood out by an exaggerated version of traditional Spanish dress. The sources checked do not record it as a personal name.
Variations
Maja, Majoito
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