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I have a question as to the meaning of the word La Habra, as in La Habra, CA.
My daughter is going to be married and live in La Habra, CA soon and I was wondering what the meaning is? I know with an accent over the last vowel "a" or habrá, that it refers to the future form of the verb "will be", but in the form La Habra I don't know the meaning as written.

Any help would be appreciated.

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updated Jul 28, 2014
posted by kent2

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Hi Dunia,
I think you are probably correct concerning the non-meaning of the word being that there does not seem to be an actual definition. I appreciate your response.

updated Jul 29, 2014
posted by kent2
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"La Habra," which in Spanish means "pass through the hills"

updated Jul 29, 2014
posted by milluses
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I was told it's Basque, that Basque farmers planted the avocodo trees in the hills.

updated Jul 29, 2014
posted by wolfbiker314
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Thank you Heidita for your help and lead on the history of La Habra, CA. I appreciate it.

updated May 29, 2008
posted by kent2
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Nouns sometimes don't have a meaning, I think this is the case.

updated May 29, 2008
posted by Dunia
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There is no meaning to it as far as I can see. look at this page, the information is quite extensive but nothing about the name.
<http://www.ci.la-habra.ca.us/article.cfm'id=78>

updated May 29, 2008
posted by 00494d19