costa
- noun
- /ˈkoʊstə/
- The beautiful beaches along the costa attract many tourists each summer.
Examples
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We spent our holiday exploring the vibrant towns on the costa of Spain.
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The costa offers stunning views of the ocean and plenty of outdoor activities.
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We actually came to Costa Rica once before.
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Yeah, You know, in Costa Rica they only have two laws.
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So thank you guys both and I will see you both in Costa Rica very soon.
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Then you say, OK, we're really going to Costa Rica this time.
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The happiest place actually is in the center of Costa Rica in the Central Valley.
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I get a call at my trailer and it's from the US consulate in Costa Rica where my mom had been on vacation.
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They're going to Mexico, they're going to Costa Rica, right?
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And in Costa Rica, it's plan de Vida in, in Okinawa, it's ikigai.
Synonyms
The land beside the sea or ocean
The part of a country along the coast with beaches and towns
An area near the sea where people go for holidays
A Mediterranean coastal area between Italy and France with sunny resorts
Land next to a beach with houses and shops
A place name for an area or community by the sea
Land near the sea with beaches and often cliffs
Compounds
- Formal
A country in Central America with a stable government and rich wildlife
Surface Forms
Etymology
Costa for a seaside region comes through Spanish from Latin costa, which meant 'rib' or 'side'. So a costa is the 'coast' or the side of the land by the sea.