Finca definition

fĭngkə, fēngkä
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An estate or plantation in Spain or Spanish America.
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A rural property, especially a large farm or ranch, in Spanish America.
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Origin of finca

  • American Spanish from Spanish real estate from Old Spanish fincar to pitch tents, reside from Vulgar Latin fīgicāre to fasten from Latin fīgere dhīgw- in Indo-European roots

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

Finca Sentence Examples

  • This beautifully renovated traditional finca stands in large grounds with fantastic views and a pool.

  • This old finca dating from 1672, with its beautiful patio and original well, has been restored several times to date.

  • This lovely finca is situated at 5 km from the town of Manacor.

  • The year 2001 was an excellent year in the Rioja, so it's not a shocker that this Calvario Rioja from the Finca Allende bodega was exceptional as well.

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