Peruvian

Pe·ru  (p-r) A country of western South America on the Pacific Ocean. Inhabited since at least the 9th millennium b.c., it was the center of an Incan empire established after the 12th century a.d. The Spanish under Pizarro conquered the empire in 1533 and set up in 1542 the viceroyalty of Peru, which at one time included Panama and all of Spanish South America except Venezuela. Peru achieved full independence from Spain in 1824. Lima is the capital and the largest city. Population: 28,700,000. Pe·ruvi·an (-v-n) adj. & n.

Peru

Thesaurus

Noun	1.	Peruvian - a native or inhabitant of Peru       Peru, Republic of Peru - a republic in western South America; achieved independence from Spain in 1821; was the heart of the Inca empire from the 12th to 16th centuries South American - a native or inhabitant of South America
Adj.	1.	Peruvian - of or relating to or characteristic of Peru or its people; "Peruvian artifacts"

Translations

Peruvian [pəˈruːvɪən] adj, n → peruano/a m/f

Peruvian [pəˈruːvjən] adj → péruvien(ne)

n → Péruvien(ne)

Peruvian [pəˈruːvjən] Peru adj → peruanisch

n → Peruaner(in) m(f)

Peruvian [pəˈruːvjən] adj, n → peruviano/a