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encina

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en·ci·na  (n-sn)
n.
See live oak.
[Spanish, holm oak, from Late Latin licna, from Latin lex, lic-.]
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She was a graduate of Encina High School in Sacremento, CA, Class of 1977 and attended the American River College in Carmicheal, CA.
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The most recent window film installation at Stanford University took place at Encina Hall in 1998.
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