milpa
/ˈmɪlpə/noun
In Central America and Mexico: a small cultivated field, usually of corn or maize.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Thomas Gage (?1603–1656), Dominican friar and writer. From Mexican Spanish milpa from Nahuatl milpan from mil- (in milli cultivated field) + -pan (postposition) on the surface of, in, on.
- Stepanakert
- step aside
- step back
- stepbrother
- step by step
- step change
- stepchild
- step-cut
- stepdad
- stepdaughter
- step down
- stepfamily
- stepfather
- Stepford
- lower orders
- lower (or raise or lift) the bar
- lower plants
- lower-ranking
- lower regions
- Lower Saxony
- lower school
- lower second
- lower sixth
- lower the boom on
- lower the tone