ˌ(h)äsēˈendə, ˌ(h)as- noun
( -s )
Etymology: Spanish, from Latin facienda, things to be done, neuter plural of faciendus, future passive participle of facere to do, make — more at do
1.
a. : a large estate (as a ranch or farm) in present or formerly Spanish-speaking countries : plantation
b. : the main building of a farm or ranch
c. : the buildings of a mining or manufacturing establishment
2. chiefly Southwest : a ranch dwelling typically with low rambling lines and wide porches
3. : the state revenue or its administration in a Spanish-speaking country
was appointed minister of hacienda