Definition: "La Juntas," "Lajeos," "Juntas," and "La Lajea" are all words from Spanish that mean "to set up or establish" in Latin. They all relate to building structures, which may include buildings, fortifications, or other forms of physical security. - La Juntas: This is a term used for the town or city itself. It means to create a community within a larger geographical area. - Lajeos: This word comes from the Latin root "lajus," which means "to set up." In this context, it refers to the act of setting up fortifications and other structures. - Juntas: A juntas can refer to various things. In Latin, juntas are similar to towns or cities, but they often also have a religious significance due to their location at the site of a church or temple, which is why some people call them "juntas" in Spanish. - La Lajea: This word has a similar meaning as la Juntas, but it's used more generally and refers to any place that is set up for security purposes.
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