Llama (noun)

1. 1. A domesticated mammal of the camel family, Llama glama, native to South America and used for transportation, wool, and meat.
2. 2. A domesticated mammal of the camel family, Llama pacos, that is bred for its wool and used as a pack animal.

Origin:

American spanish, from quechua.

Examples:

1. 1. The llama was used as a pack animal for centuries in the Andes.
2. 2. The wool of the llama is soft and warm.
3. 3. The llama is related to the alpaca and the vicuna.
4. 4. Llama trekking is becoming a popular activity in some parts of the world.
5. 5. Some people keep llamas as pets.