Alhama (en. Alhama)

/alˈama/

Meaning & Definition

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noun
Name of a Spanish locality.
Alhama de Granada is famous for its hot springs.
Alhama de Granada es famosa por sus aguas termales.
Historical, it is also used to refer to a site of cultural importance.
The castle of Alhama has a rich history.
El castillo de Alhama tiene una rica historia.

Etymology

The term 'alhama' is derived from the Arabic 'al-ḥammā', which means 'the hot spring' or 'bath'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

Alhama, land of waters
It refers to the history of the locality linked to its hot springs.
Alhama, tierra de aguas
Visiting Alhama is a cultural journey
It indicates that visiting Alhama offers a rich experience in culture and history.
Visitar Alhama es un viaje cultural

Related Words

bath
Establishment where baths can be taken.
baño
thermal
Related to hot waters.
termal

Slang Meanings

In some regions, 'alhama' is used to refer to a special or meeting place.
We are going to Alhama this weekend to relax.
Vamos a Alhama este fin de semana a relajarnos.