Definition of Pano in English:

Pano

noun ˈpɑːnəʊˈpanəʊ

1An extinct Panoan language; also called Panobo.
2A member of any of a number of Panoan-speaking peoples of the Amazon basin in eastern Peru and neighbouring parts of Bolivia and Brazil, especially those formerly speaking Pano (Panobo); these peoples collectively, considered as a linguistic group.

adjective ˈpɑːnəʊˈpanəʊ

Of, relating to, or designating the Pano or (any of the) Panoan languages (especially Pano itself).

Origin

Mid 19th century. From American Spanish Pano (noun and adjective) from Pano or another Panoan language pano person, self.

Definition of Pano in US English:

Pano

noun

1An extinct Panoan language; also called Panobo.
2A member of any of a number of Panoan-speaking peoples of the Amazon basin in eastern Peru and neighbouring parts of Bolivia and Brazil, especially those formerly speaking Pano (Panobo); these peoples collectively, considered as a linguistic group.

adjective

Of, relating to, or designating the Pano or (any of the) Panoan languages (especially Pano itself).

Origin

Mid 19th century. From American Spanish Pano (noun and adjective) from Pano or another Panoan language pano person, self.

单词	Pano
释义	Definition of Pano in English: Pano noun ˈpɑːnəʊˈpanəʊ 1An extinct Panoan language; also called Panobo. 2A member of any of a number of Panoan-speaking peoples of the Amazon basin in eastern Peru and neighbouring parts of Bolivia and Brazil, especially those formerly speaking Pano (Panobo); these peoples collectively, considered as a linguistic group. adjective ˈpɑːnəʊˈpanəʊ Of, relating to, or designating the Pano or (any of the) Panoan languages (especially Pano itself). Origin Mid 19th century. From American Spanish Pano (noun and adjective) from Pano or another Panoan language pano person, self. Definition of Pano in US English: Pano noun 1An extinct Panoan language; also called Panobo. 2A member of any of a number of Panoan-speaking peoples of the Amazon basin in eastern Peru and neighbouring parts of Bolivia and Brazil, especially those formerly speaking Pano (Panobo); these peoples collectively, considered as a linguistic group. adjective Of, relating to, or designating the Pano or (any of the) Panoan languages (especially Pano itself). Origin Mid 19th century. From American Spanish Pano (noun and adjective) from Pano or another Panoan language pano person, self.
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