Lamas Meaning in English
word · lemma: llama
ˈɫɑməz
LAH-muhz
lˈɑːməz
LAH-muhz
Definition
Llamas are large, domesticated animals from South America, related to camels, used for carrying loads and providing wool.
Usage & Nuances
"Lamas" is the plural of "llama" (the animal). Not to be confused with "lama" (a Buddhist monk/teacher). Most common in contexts about South American animals or farming.
Spanish: llamasPortuguese (BR): lhamasPortuguese (PT): llamasChinese (Simplified): 羊驼Chinese (Traditional): 羊駝Hindi: लामा (जानवर)Arabic: اللاماBengali: ল্যামাRussian: ламаJapanese: ラマVietnamese: lạc đà không bướu (Nam Mỹ)Korean: 라마Turkish: lamaUrdu: لاماIndonesian: lama
Example Sentences
The lamas live in the mountains of South America.
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Many farmers raise lamas for their wool.
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The zoo has three lamas.
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I've never seen so many lamas in one place before!
natural
The lamas walked calmly while carrying heavy packs.
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Kids love feeding the lamas at the petting farm.
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