Llano: meaning, definitions and examples

geographical area

A llano is a type of flat, grassy plain found in certain regions of Latin America, particularly in Venezuela and Colombia. These areas are typically characterized by their relatively low elevation and are often used for agriculture and grazing livestock. The term can also refer to a similar geographical feature in the Southern United States. Llano regions are important for both ecological balance and economic activity, often rich in biodiversity and with significant cultural relevance to local communities.

grassland, plain, prairie.

Examples of usage

• The cattle roamed freely across the vast llano.

• We explored the beautiful llano during our trip to Colombia.

• The llano was a fertile ground for our crops.

• Many species of wildlife inhabit the expansive llano.