IPA: /ˈpwɛbloʊ/
KK: /ˈpwɛbloʊ/
A type of community or village built by certain Native American tribes in the southwestern United States, often made of stone or adobe, featuring flat-roofed houses that are sometimes several stories high.
The tourists visited a traditional pueblo to learn about the culture and history of the Native American tribes.
**Pueblo** → The word 'pueblo' comes from Spanish, meaning 'village' or 'town'. It is derived from the Latin 'populus', meaning 'people'. The term refers to a community or settlement, particularly in the context of Native American communities in the Southwestern United States.
Think of 'pueblo' as a place where 'people' ('populus') live together in a community, which helps you remember that it means a village or town.