hacienda
/ˌhæsɪˈɛndə/Definitions
1. noun
A large estate or ranch, especially in Latin America, often associated with a wealthy owner or family.
“The hacienda had been in the family for generations, sprawling across thousands of acres of fertile land.”
2. noun
A style of architecture or building design, especially in Spanish colonial or Mexican-American architecture.
“The hacienda-style house on the outskirts of town featured a grand courtyard and ornate tile work.”
3. verb
To manage or run a large estate or ranch.
“He haciendas several large ranches in the state, known for his expertise in cattle breeding.”