In Cayambi language means grinding, grinding. Use a mill.
chaco, chacu
44
Agreement between several people to catch some animal. Hunting rodeo.
chuculi
46
The most suitable term is chukuli or chukulli . It means headdress, headband or tiara that women wear on their heads as an ornament. It was a symbol of nobility among The Inca culture.
chama
66
Achira flour bread. It also means joy, jubilation, fuss.
anchui
54
It is more indicated anchuy or anchhuy. It means in Cayambi language to turn away, go, retweet.
alba, alwa*
57
It is more indicated alwa or allwa. It means going up, bidding, battling. Shuttle, part of the fabric that serves for knitting. It's equal to kumana.
chumbi
45
In Cayambi language means belt, sash, strap.
chaquiñan (chaqui-ñan)
42
It means lame, without a foot or without a paw.
chimbo, chimbu
41
It means halo, crown, halo, arrebol. It can also mean scar, signal, wrinkle.
huagra
34
It means in the tongue sweet tooth, glutton, glutton, which eats, much, that eats by gluttony.
cambá
56
It can mean stream, stream of water, ravine, river.
auyu
67
is more indicated awyu. It means howl, pitiful bark of a dog or a wolf.
karanki
53
It is the name of an indigenous Ecuadorian people and the language they speak. It's also called Cara.
chaucha
37
Chaucha means birth, origin, beginning, beginning. Chawchu is also used.
guasgua*
73
In Ecuador it is a surname of indigenous origin. It means little boy or girl, baby.
sucho, suchu
74
Suchu or sucho, in the Cayambi language means invalid feet, which cannot walk.
charijayac
46
Charijayac in Cayambi means noble, noble, noble character.
alpa
44
Alpa or allp'a in Cayambi language means soil, ground, terrain, ground surface.
pilche, pilchi
55
It means totuma , Cup or pot made with the fruit of the tree of calabazo or totumo ( Cresentia cujete ).
yango, yangu
35
The correct term is yanco or yancu. It means cool, new, recent.
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