Canela
Introduction
cinnamon in Spanish
Background Story
The name 'Canela' is derived from the Spanish word for cinnamon, a spice that is often associated with warmth and sweetness. In various cultures, cinnamon is viewed as a symbol of comfort and hospitality. It may also be connected to certain literary works or children's stories that emphasize the charm and coziness of home.
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Variations
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