ciénaga

or cie·ne·ga

[ syey-nuh-guh, syen-uh-, sin- ]

/ ˈsyeɪ nə gə, ˈsyɛn ə-, ˈsɪn- /

noun Southwestern U.S.

a swamp or marsh, especially one formed and fed by springs.

Origin of ciénaga

1840–50, Americanism;<Spanish, derivative of cieno mud, slime <Latin caenum filth

Words nearby ciénaga

cider, cider press, cider vinegar, ci-devant, Cie., ciénaga, Cienfuegos, C.I.F., c.i.f.c.i., CIFE, cig

Definition for ciénaga (2 of 2)

Ciénaga

[ sye-nah-gah ]

/ ˈsyɛ nɑˌgɑ /

noun

a city in N Colombia, on the SE coast of the Caribbean Sea.

Example sentences from the Web for ciénaga

The Cienaga de Zapata is the largest and most easily drainable of the swamp areas mentioned.
The History of Cuba, vol. 5|Willis Fletcher Johnson
Irrigation is carried on most scientifically, the water coming from a creek and the "cienaga," which I will explain later.
A Truthful Woman in Southern California|Kate Sanborn
That the brook flowed from the cienaga, or marsh, where the Navajos were rendezvoused, was an easy inference.
Captured by the Navajos|Charles A. Curtis
A moment, and a clear, girlish voice called from among the trees that bordered the cienaga, "Whoo-ee."
The Eyes of the World|Harold Bell Wright

单词	ciénaga
释义	ciénaga or cie·ne·ga [ syey-nuh-guh, syen-uh-, sin- ] / ˈsyeɪ nə gə, ˈsyɛn ə-, ˈsɪn- / noun Southwestern U.S. a swamp or marsh, especially one formed and fed by springs. Origin of ciénaga 1840–50, Americanism;<Spanish, derivative of cieno mud, slime <Latin caenum filth Words nearby ciénaga cider, cider press, cider vinegar, ci-devant, Cie., ciénaga, Cienfuegos, C.I.F., c.i.f.c.i., CIFE, cig Definition for ciénaga (2 of 2) Ciénaga [ sye-nah-gah ] / ˈsyɛ nɑˌgɑ / noun a city in N Colombia, on the SE coast of the Caribbean Sea. Dictionary.com UnabridgedBased on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2020 Example sentences from the Web for ciénaga The Cienaga de Zapata is the largest and most easily drainable of the swamp areas mentioned. The History of Cuba, vol. 5\|Willis Fletcher Johnson Irrigation is carried on most scientifically, the water coming from a creek and the "cienaga," which I will explain later. A Truthful Woman in Southern California\|Kate Sanborn That the brook flowed from the cienaga, or marsh, where the Navajos were rendezvoused, was an easy inference. Captured by the Navajos\|Charles A. Curtis A moment, and a clear, girlish voice called from among the trees that bordered the cienaga, "Whoo-ee." The Eyes of the World\|Harold Bell Wright
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