IPA: /ˈjɑːnoʊ/
KK: /ˈjɑːnoʊ/
A large, flat area of land that is mostly covered with grass and has few or no trees, often found in Latin America or the southwestern United States.
The cattle grazed peacefully on the llano under the bright sun.
The word 'llano' comes from Spanish, meaning a flat or level plain. It is derived from the Latin word 'planus', which also means flat or level. The term describes a broad, flat area of land, typically found in regions like the plains of South America.
Think of a 'flat' ('planus') area when you hear 'llano', as it refers to a flat plain.