Pacha: This Quechua word is used in conjunction with other words, it means earth, but can also be interpreted as world, space, and time. A popular word is Pachamama, which means “Mother Earth” or “Mother of Time.”. Morocho: It derives from the Quechua word muruch’u, which is the name of a type of hard corn.

Cuzco Quechua words: Ecuadorian Quichua words: Huanca Quechua words: One (Un) Hoq: Shuc: Huk: Two (Deux) Iskay: Ishcai: Ishkay: Three (Trois) Kinsa: Quimsa: Kimsa: Four (Quatre) Tawa: Chuscu: Tawa: Five (Cinq) Phisqa: Pichca: Pichqa: Man (Homme) Qari: Cari: Nuna: Woman (Femme) Warmi: Huarmi: Warmi: Dog (Chien) Allqu: Allcu: Allqu: Sun (Soleil) Intiq: Inti: Inti: …

achalay. 3. Expression of amazement and admiration, variant of 'achallay' that can be translated as "how good! , how cute!" . It is also used as a verb to "make beautiful, to admire". Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez. lluki. 16. It is a term of the Quechua language that …

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16/01/2020 · Imaynallan = This is a general greeting in Quechua, it is used with everyone and at any time of the day, it shows interest in the other. ¿Imaynallan kashanki? = How are you? Answer: Allillanmi = I’m fine. ¿Sutiykita willayway? = Tell me your name / ¿Iman Sutiyki? = What is your name? Answer: Sutiymi … = My name is …

Here's some English words derived from Quechua: coca, condor, guano, gaucho, guanaco, Inca, jerky, lagniappe, lima [bean], llama, pampa, puma, quipu, quinine, quinoa, and vicuña.

05/12/2019 · All good things must come to an end. There always comes a time for parting. When you realize it’s time to say goodbye, say tupananchikama, (pronounced: two-pan-anchis-kama), which means goodbye. 9. Kawsaypac. In Quechua, this word (pronounced: cow-say-pak) means to live. If you feel the need to make a cheers to someone or something, speak these words.

29/11/2015 · Some of these words are: cushqui (money), locro (a soup made of potatoes and cheese), guambra (a child), taita (dad), mucha (kiss), guagua (baby) and many more. However, there is one particular Quechua word that I think all Ecuadorians know and use it no matter the area where they live. Ñaña which means sister in Quechua is hermana in

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