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llanero

llanero

9.9
A horse soldier from the Llanos who fought in wars for independence
  • noun
  • /ˌjænˈɛroʊ/
  • Archaic
translation icon : llanero
  • The llanero played a crucial role in the fight for independence in Venezuela.

Examples

  • Dressed in traditional clothing, the llanero rode across the vast plains with skill and pride.

  • Many songs and stories celebrate the bravery of the llanero in South American history.

  • The llanero rode bravely into battle.

  • Many llaneros fought for their freedom.

  • The llaneros played a crucial role in the fight for independence, showcasing their cavalry skills on the battlefield.

  • As brave llaneros charged into battle, their horses galloped across the vast plains of Venezuela.

  • The legacy of the llaneros is celebrated in Colombia for their contributions to the country's history and culture.

Synonyms

caballero
vsllanero
1 9.6

A man who rides a horse, often seen in rural life

is specific to the plains of Venezuela and Colombia and tied to independence conflicts

Surface Forms

llanero singular
llaneros plural

Etymology

Llanero comes from the Spanish word llano 'plain' and the ending -ero meaning 'person from'. So in history, a llanero was a horse soldier from the plains who fought in the independence wars, and the word can mean that cavalryman from the region.