Spanish Open dictionary by Rolando Escudero Vidal

Rolando Escudero Vidal
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	Value	Position
Position	16	16
Accepted meanings	622	16
Obtained votes	1	97
Votes by meaning	0	5322
Inquiries	16489	17
Queries by meaning	27	5322
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chamancaya hacienda: Chamancaya finance-is a town in the Department of Cuzco the Peru this name, possibly, is a derivative of the phrase kech-hua tsay-man cay-ya hacienda which means Treasury there are
champacancha: Champacancha-is a town in the Department of Cuzco the Peru this name, possibly, is a derivative of the phrase kech-hua tsam-pa ghen-cha which means poultry made with Marsh mud.
champacocha: Champacocha-is a town in the Department of Cuzco the Peru this name, possibly, is a derivative of the phrase kech-hua team-pa ghoc-cha meaning water eye with with grass surface. Or refers to a marsh.
chanca: Chanca-is a town in the Department of Cuzco the Peru this name, possibly is a derivative of the noun kech-hua chan-ka which means leg or the conjugation of the verb chay which means get and chan-gha means going has become
chanca hacienda: A village of the Department of Cuzco the Peru this chanca finance.-s name, possibly, is a derivative of the phrase kech-hua chan-ca finance finance, ode leg meaning the phrase chan-gha hacienda which means property that is has become.
chancarane: Chancarane.-is a town in the Department of Cuzco in Peru this name, possibly, is a derivative of the phrase kech-hua chance-ca-ra nor does tell that you've jumped chan-gha-raj or what goes has newly arriving or going has arrive, still.
chancarani: Chancarani.-is a town in the Department of Cuzco in Peru this name is also derived from the phrase kech-hua chance-ca-ra nor does tell that you've jumped chan-gha-raj or what goes has newly arriving or going has arrived, still.
chancarpampa: Chancarpampa-is a town in the Department of Cuzco the Peru this name, possibly, is a derivative of the phrase kech-hua chan-car pam-pa which means plain of the jump.
chañi: Chañi-is a town in the Department of Cuzco the Peru this name, possibly, is a derivative of the phrase kech-hua cha-ni, which means my arrival
chaqueylla: Chaqueylla-is a town in the Department of Cuzco the Peru this name, possibly, is a derivative of the phrase kech-hua chak-kill-lla which means only the foot or sentence shac-cay-lla which means only absorvelo.
chaqui: Chaqui.-is a town in the Department of Cuzco the Peru this name, possibly, is a derivative of the noun kech-hua chak-ki which means foot.
chaucha pata: Chaucha leg-is a town in the Department of Cuzco in Peru this name, possibly, is a derivative of the noun kech-hua chau-cha which is the name of a tuber which is produced in the puna.
chaupi: Chaupi.-is a town in the Department of Cuzco in Peru this name is a derivative of the adjective kech-hua chau-pi which means middle zone of a place.
chaupichaca: Chaupichaca-is a town in the Department of Cuzco the Peru this name, possibly, is a derivative of the phrase kech-hua chaupi tsak-ka which means bridge in the middle.
chaupimayo: Chaupimayo-is a town in the Department of Cuzco the Peru this name, possibly, is a derivative of the phrase kech-hua chau-pi may-yu, which means River in the middle.
chayapampa: Chayapampa-is a town in the Department of Cuzco in Peru this name, possibly, is a derivative of the phrase kech-hua tsay-yaj pampa plain meaning is there.
chaychapampa: Chaychapampa.-is a town of the Department of Cuzco the Peru this name, possibly, is a derivative of the phrase kech-hua would tsay-cha-pam-pa which means do that will be plain, as would.????
chaynani: Chaynani.-is a village of the Department of Cuzco the Peru this name, possibly, is a derivative of the phrase kech-hua would tsay nan - nor which means do thats way do.????
casapampa: Casapampa-is a village in the Department of Cuzco in Peru this name is a derivative of the phrase kech-hua " cash-sha-pam-pa " that means " 34 thorn plain;
casapata: Casapata-is a village in the Department of Cuzco in Peru this name is a derivative of one of the following two phrases kech-huas " cash-sha-pa-ta " or " cash-sha pat-taj " The first means " it's thorn " ( puts as a direct complement any part of thorn ) The second means " 34 thorn plateau;.