Kiva was a beautiful girl I knew in High School. Not necessarily architectural however she had excellent structure.

Nope, no idea. A jewish festival?

I learned this term by following John McCormack for years.   He may be the King of Kiva in addition to other positions of royalty in the Albuquerque area.

This is a southwestern term. It's a room or building used by the ancient Native Americans. You can see kivas at some of the area ruins. I love visiting these places. 

Been in New Mexico a lot so I know that one. I also love kiva.org where you can crowdfund poor people in third world countries and it includes some backwater US places too.

just Googled it....  we'll all have and need one of these someday!!

I love learning new things. Thanks for the education!

The structural chamber or the lending institution? Ok...I confess, I googled.`

Isn't that what you sit for 7 days after someone dies?

No clue is my first thought!

I think Debbie Laity gave you a good answer.

Lots of these at Chaco Canyon.

Tony and Suzanne Marriott, Associate Brokers - wow! Thanks for yesterday's word and waiting to learn about today's word - KIVA - though have some idea.

That is a name of a chocolate bar in England

New one on me!  Interesting!

A ceremonial room used by Southwest American Indians.

I like Raymond E. Camp's answer and think all men long to have one. 

A room for rituals! Probably the same as a man cave today!

Tony and Suzanne Marriott, Associate Brokers No idea!

I'll take one with screened windos and doors.

Hello Tony and Suzanne Marriott, Associate Brokers Thanks for photo of crannog.  I guess I would prefer spiced eggnog.  lol