Granada
- proper noun
- After arriving in Nicaragua, our student group visited Granada, Matagalpa, Esteli, Masaya, and Leon.
- University of Granada
- city of Granada
- de Granada
Examples
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Today the city of Granada and the entire country of Nicaragua have been liberated.
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Isabel, however, will permit no distractions from the war against Granada.
Academic text (2004) -
A friend of mine has a hiding place in the mountains near Granada.
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We went down to Granada and saw the the Alhambra, which is amazing.
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At the far end, windows open onto a view of Granada's rooftops.
Fiction book (1992) -
The city of Granada has just been reclaimed from the moors after several years of siege.
Fiction book (1992) -
We visited Granada to see the stunning Alhambra palace and fortress.
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Granada is known for its beautiful architecture and rich history.
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The picturesque streets of Granada are filled with shops and restaurants.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Granada comes from the Spanish word granada, which means 'pomegranate'. So, think of the city as a pomegranate full of many 'seeds' of history and culture — that image helps you remember this Spanish city famous for the Alhambra.