baiza
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of baiza
< Arabic bayzah < Hindi paisā
Example Sentences
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“These kids are getting the opportunity to see life in a different scenario,” Baiza said.
From Los Angeles Times
After moving to the Los Angeles area from Mexico City in 2015, Baiza and her family had to start from scratch.
From Los Angeles Times
At a time when “it was just us,” Baiza said of her family, the program helped her children — and others involved — feel at home.
From Los Angeles Times
Carolina Baiza brought her tennis shoes, just in case.
From Los Angeles Times
“Mom, I can’t do this,” Baiza remembers her daughter saying.
From Los Angeles Times
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