IPA: /hɑˈsiːəndə/
KK: /hɑˈsiːəndə/
A large estate or plantation, often found in Spanish-speaking countries, that typically includes a main house and agricultural land.
The family spent their summer vacation at their beautiful hacienda in Mexico.
Hacienda → The word originates from Spanish 'hacienda', meaning an estate or large farm. It is derived from the verb 'hacer', meaning to make or do, indicating a place where things are made or produced.
Imagine a large estate where things are 'made' or 'done' — that's what a hacienda represents.