merenda
/məˈrɛndə/noun
In Italian-speaking contexts: a light meal, especially one taken in the afternoon.
Origin
Mid 18th century. From Italian merenda from classical Latin merenda light afternoon meal, such a meal given to labourers as part of their wage, use as noun of feminine singular of merendus, gerundive of merēre to earn, deserve.
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