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Other meanings of Guaral (41 Huaral;: Colombia, Guatemala, and Panama. Abundance of guaro in a party and abundance of guaros somewhere. In the first case guaro seems to come from the quichua guaro " plant " or a reduction of the guarapo, of perhaps African origin, " fermented sugar cane juice. In the second case the voice guara " Parrot " is of uncertain origin. (Source: Non-Spanish suffixes and sufijales innovations in Central American Spanish )
For purposes related to the history of Peru, it is important to add around the name Guaral that in French the term becomes Cuaral and refers to the same spider from Libya, which would confirm the Arabic origin of the same medium. On the other hand, Paico is regarded as a plant species native to America, which, apart from this, also receives the names of tea of Mexico, tea of the Jesuits, among others, and that today it has become naturalized in temperate regions around the world. Probably the main chieftain of Huaral ( 1551 Paico surname ) was imposed by the Spaniards who, for its healing properties, already knew this plant. (More information related to the presence of foreigners in the pre-Columbian Peru before Cristóbal Colón, ask mail: [email protected] ( pseudonym: anonymous ).
In 1551 when this town was founded, the Spanish chose like main cacique to Guaral Paico. Both terms (Guaral and Paico ) they are Portuguese, though in Venezuela is also called guaral the medium thickness cord or Twine for fishing. Portugese Guaral means: spider from Libya that it is said, is edible for the Arabs. This would be a term taken from Arabic, a fact lexicon that would be more related to the Andean lithic period (Training below 900-500 B.c. ) Arab culture is older than the Portuguese. Paico is name of a Portuguese city and also old surname in that country.
