acequia

 [uh-sey-kyuh; Sp. ah-se-kyah]  

a·ce·quia

   [uh-sey-kyuh; Sp. ah-se-kyah]
noun, plural a·ce·quias  [-kyuhz; Sp. -kyahs] . Southwestern U.S.
an irrigation ditch.
Origin:
1835–45, Americanism; < Spanish < Arabic al-sāqiyah the irrigation ditch
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