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Sagrada is a Spanish word meaning " sacred".
It may refer to:
- La Sagrada FamÃlia, a cathedral in Barcelona, Spain
- Rhamnus purshiana, a medical plant commonly called cascara sagrada ("sacred bark")
Usage examples of "sagrada".
In the near distance you could see the many spires of the unfinished cathedral Sagrada Familia.
After many years of neglect during the Franco years, Sagrada Familia was again in the process of contruction, and there were piles of stones everywhere and tall cranes beside the towers.
If the salts cannot be taken a three- or five-grain, chocolate-coated, cascara sagrada tablet, may be taken before retiring, but other cathartics should not be taken unless the physician prescribes them.
Tyler finally got a word in, asking Islero if he knew of a sugar estate called Sagrada Familia.
Its use has been, however, somewhat neglected and the much advertized Cascara Sagrada (R.
On Friday nights I was given cascara sagrada, which rounded up the poisons as I slept, and on Saturday morning, before breakfast, I was given a glass of Epsom salts to drive them forth.
The Californian Buckthorn (Rhamnus purshianus), known more commonly as Cascara Sagrada, is a nearly-allied shrub growing in the United States, from northern Idaho westward to the Pacific Ocean.