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Caracha-is a village in the Department of Ancash in Peru this name is a derivative of one of the following four expressions kech-huas: " ghar-rach-cha " that means " it will be " 34 leather; you will be skin " or " will be skin ". It can also be derived from the noun kech-hua " ghar-rat-tsa " name is known to the skin of the sheep, used to lay it on the floor and sleep on them. The conjugation of the verb or kech-hua " ghar-rach-chay. " that means " drag ". Conjugation in the present indicative for the first person is " ghar-rach-cha " that means " I still have " and the last sound is emphasized, which distinguishes it from the set of sounds which means will be skin. It could also be derived from the verb kech-hua " ghar-ray " that means " give ". And when we say " ghar-rach-cha 34, emphasizing the central sound, is being said " I regalaré it, then 34.
Chaucayan-is a village in the Department of Ancash in Peru this name is a derivative of the verb kech-hua " chauc-cay " that means age ( a thing ). And " 34 chauc-cay-yan; It is the right verb conjugation in the present indicative third-person. That is, " already is being very used " or " it is ageing ". So when a shoe that is already widely used is said " chau-ca-na "
Quilca.-it is a village of the Department of Ica, its name comes from one of the following two verbs kech-huas: " ghelgh-ghay " or " kil-lac-cay ". The first means " " write. Certainly a curious thing. How it is that there was the verb " write " If say the kech-hua has no writing? The following means " closed 34 duct;.
