"cureña" meaning in Spanish

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      "expansion": "Latin columna",
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  "etymology_text": "Uncertain. From older curueña, probably from an alteration of Latin columna (compare Old Occitan coronna, Milanese corogna), but probably influenced by cuero (as the carriages of crossbows were originally made of this material). Compare columna, which may be a doublet.",
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    "cu‧re‧ña"
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          "text": "Después de romper la envoltura, desbasté el bloque con una lima gruesa, fijando al cañón por medio de sunchos de hojalata en una cureña fabricada con las tablas más gruesas de un cajón de kerosene.",
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      "ipa": "/kuˈɾeɲa/"
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      "ipa": "[kuˈɾe.ɲa]"
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      "rhymes": "-eɲa"
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  "word": "cureña"
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