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andamios

Scaffolding

arrieros

muleteer (person that transports things by mule (like stones to build a cathedral?!?... or transport "mercaderías")

muletero

barquero

boatman, ferryman, waterman

Alhóndiga

Local destinado a la venta, compra y depósito de cereales y otros alimentos.

lindes

boundaries

transcurría

it passed

plateros

silversmiths

despejar de arenales

clear of sand

terrenos extramuros

extramural lands (extramural: outside the walls or boundaries of a town, college, or institution.>>"extramural researchers"additional to one's work or course of study and typically not connected with it.>>"extramural activities")


dar cabida

to accomodate

recinto

enclosure

el peligroso trajinar de los obreros

the dangerous work of the workers

andamiaje

scaffolding

adusta

grim, austere, dour, serious

chata

flat

sin ventanales

no windows

murallas lindanado con el mar

walls adjoining the sea

tirones

pulls

caución idónea

suitable bond

le solicitó el veguer

vegueries: was the feudal administrative territorial jurisdiction of the Principality of Catalonia (looks like counties; the leader was called something similar (translation of phrase: the veguer (mayor, official, or some such person) solicited from him (he solicited "la caución" from him)

galimatías

rigmarole

embudos

funnels (in this case it describes the crowded narrow streets of medieval Barcelona, so I thought it might mean mazes from the context) (upon more Internet search, it is literally "funnels")

atarazanas

shipyard, pier, wharf

escudilla

bowl, basin, pan

portaba la rodela

he carried the wheel

arracimados en la playa

clustered on the beach

varar

to beach (e.g. a ship)

ajetreo

hustle and bustle; hubbub

turrón

turon (/tuˈɾon/) or nougat is a confection, typically made of honey, sugar, and egg white, with toasted almonds or other nuts, and usually shaped into either a rectangular tablet or a round cake.

apartado del trajín

apart from the hustle and bustle

trajinar (verb); comenzó a trajinar las calles, ; No más trajinar con fórmulas caseras; Inevitablemente he comenzado muy pronto a trajinar en el taller de mi familia,

began to hit the streets; No more fumbling with homemade [...]; I have inevitably started very soon to work ( to "frequent") in my family's workshop,

suministro

supply

engalanada

decked out

lanzaba unos gorgoritos que erizaban el vello de Bernat

threw (let loose) gorgorites (gurgles, coos) that ruffled Bernat's hair (or perhaps gave him goosebumps (?))

azuzado

Induced, encouraged, stirred up

Contonearse

Swagger, strut (contoneo = swagger)

Caza

Hunt, game (food)

volatería

poultry

fardos

bale (or load, perhaps, of rock, or 1 rock; or of fish (these are the past two contexts))