encina
[ en-see-nuh ]
/ ɛnˈsi nə /
noun
the live oak, Quercus virginiana.
Origin of encina
OTHER WORDS FROM encina
en·ci·nal, adjectiveWords nearby encina
Definition for encina (2 of 2)
Encina
[ en-thee-nah, -see ]
/ ɛnˈθi nɑ, -ˈsi /
noun
Juan del
[hwahn del] /ʰwɑn dɛl/,1468?-1529?,
Spanish poet, composer, and playwright.
Example sentences from the Web for encina
It has never been explained why Encina does not sag at that end, like an excursion steamer on the side toward a boat race.
Stanford Stories |Charles K. FieldHe may also have been influenced by Encina, most of whose work had already appeared.
Pastoral Poetry and Pastoral Drama |Walter W. GregIt is written in the manner of Encina, with less spontaneity, but with a sombre force to which Encina scarcely attained.
The Encina politicians did not know Roble girls for nothing.
Stanford Stories |Charles K. Field