Quechua Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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	Value	Position
Position	999999	999999
Accepted meanings	251	999999
Obtained votes	29	999999
Votes by meaning	0.12	999999
Inquiries	12701	999999
Queries by meaning	51	999999
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sasa: It is a word of the Quechua language that means complicated, difficult, hard.
takamuy: It means knocking on the door, knocking on the door.
tanqanakuy: It means exchanging blows, hitting each other. Punching or shoving each other. There is an ancestral dance that takes place mostly in December and is called Takanakuy.
tarpukuy: It means cultivating, sowing on one's own land.
tariy: It means encounter, discovery, discovery.
tari: It means encounter, discovery. Also son of the grandson, great-grandson.
uju: It is a word from the Quechua language that means cough, bronchial condition. Expectorate.
iru: Type of thick wool . Uncarded wool. It is also the name of a plant of the Family Poaceae (grass). Grass, straw brava .
ipa: It means aunt, sister of the father.
iñisqa: It means believed, believer, faithful, relative to religion.
chiri: It means frozen, freezing cold, in Quechua. Icy, yerto. In Honduras it means army.
nasqa: Nasca and Nazca are also accepted. It is the name of a town in Peru, it is a city and district that belong to the Province of the same name, which in turn are part of the department of Ica. The word is of Quechua origin and means dominated or subdued people. It is also the name of a liquor or brandy used by slaves and made from grapes. Variety of pisco .
nanasqa: It means with pain, sore, suffered, tormented, that you are suffering.
api: In Quechua it is a food made with purple corn flour mazamorra, cloves and toasted and ground citrus peels. It is a drink that is served hot.
nanax: It means painful, severe pain.
nanachix: It means causing pain, which causes pain.
tarpuq: It is a word of the Quechua language, which means to cultivate, to sow, to plant.
aycha kanka: They are two words of the Quechua language. They mean roast meat, roast meat (or also fried meat). Aycha means organic meat or tissue and kanka means roasted, roasted or fried meat.
p'utuy: In quechua language it means to germinate, to be born, to sprout. Inti p'utuy means rising sun, aurora.
chullpa: It means crypt, tomb, mausoleum. It is an old Aymara funerary tower. Generally cylindrical and its dome was a semisphere (vaulted). They were built for high-ranking characters.