Quechua Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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Obtained votes	30	999999
Votes by meaning	0.12	999999
Inquiries	14416	999999
Queries by meaning	57	999999
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runa simi: It is the original name of the Quechua language. Rune means person, human, people and simi wants to say word, language, language, language, voice. Therefore "runa simi" would mean people's language, people's language or human language. Other original names of the Quechua language are qheswa, qhichwa or kichua and it actually refers to the geographical area where you live : cold land ranging from 2 . 000 to 4. 000 meters (high or mountain range of the Andes).
tukuy: It's a word from the Quechua language. It means everything, complete, full (nothing missing), total. It can also mean ending up. finish , complete , finish (equal : nothing missing).
wata: It's a word from the Quechua language. It means year, cycle of 365 days or twelve months.
quillqay: It's a Quechua language word that means to write. Express what is said or thought with letters on a piece of paper.
kipu: Kipu is a word of the Quechua language that means Mathematics.
jampacu: The correct term in Quechua is jamp'atu . You mean toad ( batracio).
inty: Inti or Inty in tongue means Astro King, Sun.
yarowilka: The correct term in Quechua is yaru willka means wonderful, grandiose, immense.
wik'u: It means long bone, very long bone (it can be the thigh or femur and/or the arm).
sumac: It is more indicated sumaq . In Quechua language can mean beauty, beauty. Also exquisite, pleasant, good, good taste or tasteful.
wanana: In Quechua language means disobedient, rebellious.
chirisiki: Etymologically means cold buttocks or cold tail (chiri is cold, with low temperature and siki is settled, tail or buttocks). It's a way of saying naked, peeled, undressed, empelote, viringo.
ñañu: In Quechua language means thinness, sagging. Skinny, thin, slender. It can also mean soft, soft (or kneaded).
atatay: It means there is, what pain. It hurts.
katari: It's the same as Amaru. It is the name of a totem of The Incaic culture. Symbolizes flowing water (running water). It was depicted with a giant lady snake, with a fish tail. Snake.
urpi: Urpi in Quechua language, means sieve, strainer, sieve. Urpay or urpi, they mean pigeon.
churu: Best Chhuru. It means beak, beak of birds. Bird's mouth or bill.
willka: It means minor god. Godded, strong, powerful. It also means grandson, granddaughter.
yupaychayki: It means revered, exalted, exalted, adored. Revered, encumbered, elevated.
jatunpungo: It is more indicated jatunpunku, which means large door, portal, gate. You can also refer to a very large incisive tooth.