morada
noun
mo·ra·da
məˈrädə
plural -s
: a meetinghouse or chapel of the Penitentes
knees growing numb on the stone floor of the morada
R. V. Hunter
R. V. Hunter
Word History
Etymology
American Spanish, from Spanish, house, dwelling, from morar to live, dwell, from Latin morari to delay, remain
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