IPA: /kæmˈpæn.jə/
KK: /kæmˈpænə/
A flat and open area of land, often used to describe the countryside around Rome.
The campagna near Rome is known for its beautiful landscapes and rolling hills.
The word 'campagna' comes from Italian 'campagna', meaning countryside or open land, which is derived from Latin 'campania', referring to a flat, open area. The root 'campus' (meaning field) is also related, indicating a broad, open space.
Imagine a wide, open 'field' ('campus') when you think of 'campagna', which means countryside or open land.