( donkey horseback, mule, donkey, pollino, ass, etc. ) I murcio is one synonym of the former. Used in the middle ages to designate this animal and in addition, was called murciano the individual that was ( above all 41 Gypsies; It made deals, traded, bought, sold, changed, he stole etc. ) with this type of animal. The edict of Charles III, referred precisely to this people who were very little reliable.
Murciar ( from murcio9 TR.GERM. steal, 1st acep.//Murcigallero ( of murcielago ) m. germ. thief that stealing premium night. / / Murciglero. ( of murcielago ). m. germ. Thief that stealing that are durmiendo.// Murcio. ( of murcielago ) m. germ. Grave robbers. 1st AECP. that is why, as I said in my previous is confused, unfortunately for the Murcia Murciar that we steal, I Murcio is thief and murciar you are thieves, by the poor Murcia, as well said nothing they have to do in this bad used coincidence at times by, I believe, through ignorance rather than by offending.