casa

[kah-suh, -sah]

noun

Southwestern U.S.

1. a house.

Word History and Origins

Origin of casa¹

1835–45, < Spanish < Latin: hut, cabin

Example Sentences

Interspersed among the property will be as many as 45 stores and restaurants, including a Dolce & Gabbana boutique, Los Mochis restaurant and Casa Tua Cucina restaurant and marketplace.

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Meding had an hour-long meeting last year with Milei at the Casa Rosada, the presidential palace.

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The hotel’s restaurant, the high-end Italian eatery Casa Tua, includes a private members’ club.

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The live performance portion of the video was filmed at the University of Puerto Rico’s auditorium, where Robles and López Mari had recently creative directed a Concert for Energy Independence for Casa Pueblo.

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Despite being available only for pre-sale in Spanish, the memoir is the top-selling non-fiction book at Spanish bookshop chain Casa del Libro.

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