Meaning of panandino by Francisco Valdez Mendoza

Adj. masc. Comprising the cordillera of the Andes. Hybrid voice composed of the Greek indefinite adjective "bread": all, and by the Andes noun. The most likely etymology of the name Andes is the quechua word "anti": high ridge. Some assume that it derives from «Antisuyu», also quechua, one of the four 'suyu' or 'yours', parts of the inca Empire. It is more likely to 'suyu' has referred to the mountain range. Much more dubious is that it comes from the Spanish word platform, although it is likely that the Spaniards, to notice that on slopes of this mountain range were frequent cultivation in terraces or platforms, so have adapted from "anti". It is worth noting that the quechuas of the Tahuantinsuyo used to be called "anti" to the easternmost mountain systems constituting approximately the boundaries of the Empire. For this reason some pampeanas Hills high, as the Aconquija, although they correspond to independent orographic systems, included them in the "anti". (Etymology of Andes, taken from the 41 Wikipedia;