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Siesta

usgb/siˈestə/Volume
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Cultural Origin

Originally a Spanish tradition, 'siesta' indicates a cultural practice of resting after lunch.

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Many shops in Spain close during the siesta time.
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Casual Term

'Siesta' is informal and commonly used in conversations rather than formal writing.

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After our hike, let's all take a siesta.
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Time of Day

A 'siesta' specifically refers to a rest in the early afternoon, not at other times.

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The city seemed quiet during the usual siesta hours.
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