Using a dictionary, look up the word origins (etymology) of the following words. label each word with its origin. then, use each word in a short sentence. hacienda jicama geometric

Hacienda is of the Spanish origin, meaning "A large estate or plantation with a dwelling house.

Sentence ex. "On it's western side is the famous 'hacienda' of Antisana.

Jicama is of the Spanish origin, meaning "The crisp, white-fleshed, edible tuber of a Central American climbing plant of the pea family.

Sentence ex. "Keep ready-to-eat carrots, jicama, grapes and celery in the refrigerator at home and in a plastic bag when you are on the go."

Geometric is of the Greek origin, meaning "Of a design) characterized by or decorated with regular lines or shapes"

Sentence ex. "It's edges were glided with gold marking a lazy geometric design across the marble."

Hacienda is of the Spanish origin, meaning "A large estate or plantation with a dwelling house.

Sentence ex. "On it's western side is the famous 'hacienda' of Antisana.

Jicama is of the Spanish origin, meaning "The crisp, white-fleshed, edible tuber of a Central American climbing plant of the pea family.

Sentence ex. "Keep ready-to-eat carrots, jicama, grapes and celery in the refrigerator at home and in a plastic bag when you are on the go."

Geometric is of the Greek origin, meaning "Of a design) characterized by or decorated with regular lines or shapes"

Sentence ex. "It's edges were glided with gold marking a lazy geometric design across the marble."

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