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pampa · Quechua
noun · Quechua
Reading: Historical reading not established
plain. The form and sense are represented at the scope supported by the inspected source.
No secure word-specific lexical date — Batch 05 inspected the retained lexical evidence for pampa (Quechua) and did not find a stronger field-specific witness. A contextual period, object history or institutional date is not substituted for a lexical witness.
Quechua reference region — Glottolog language reference point; not an origin, borrowing site or territorial boundary.
English pampas is from Argentine Spanish pampas, plural of pampa, from Quechua pampa, plain. Entry — inspected etymology or definition passage
Glottolog supplies a reference coordinate for Quechua. LanguageTable reference row for Quechua
pampas · Argentine Spanish
noun · Argentine Spanish
Reading: PAM-pas
plains. The form and sense are represented at the scope supported by the inspected source.
No secure word-specific lexical date — Batch 05 inspected the retained lexical evidence for pampas (Argentine Spanish) and did not find a stronger field-specific witness. A contextual period, object history or institutional date is not substituted for a lexical witness.
Spanish reference region — Glottolog language reference point; not an origin, borrowing site or territorial boundary.
English pampas is from Argentine Spanish pampas, plural of pampa, from Quechua pampa, plain. Entry — inspected etymology or definition passage
The inspected entry supports the retained conventional reading for pampas. Batch 05 reading inspection for pampas
Glottolog supplies a reference coordinate for Spanish. LanguageTable row stan1288; Name, Latitude, Longitude
pampas · English
noun · English
Reading: PAM-pəs
the vast treeless plains of South America. The form and sense are represented at the scope supported by the inspected source.
1704 · English geographical noun — The date is an English record of the plural geographical noun.
English reference region / Britain — Glottolog language reference point; not an origin, borrowing site or territorial boundary.
English pampas is from Argentine Spanish pampas, plural of pampa, from Quechua pampa, plain. Entry — inspected etymology or definition passage
The English geographical noun is recorded from 1704. Entry — inspected etymology or definition passage
The inspected entry supports the retained conventional reading for pampas. Batch 05 reading inspection for pampas
Glottolog supplies a reference coordinate for English / Britain. LanguageTable row stan1293; Name, Latitude, Longitude