Meaning of guasca

guasca: It means strap, leather strap, whip. It's a word of Quechua origin. In Colombia we also say guasca to the vegetable fiber that originates in the stem sheets of the banana bush. In Colombia, it is also the name of a municipality of the Department of Cundinamarca, near Bogota. In Muisca language means on the foothills or mountainside or near the hills. It is also the name of a plant, whose leaves are added to the popular ajiaco. Its scientific name is Galinsoga parviflora, from the family Asteraseae. It is also called huasca, huásyca or guásica.; It comes from the quechua " hipnos " It is a strip of leather, as whip or short whip. As it was traditional to make them of Bull cock also appoints " penis " and later to the " semen " it is the meaning that is today kept in the language of the Río de la Plata.; GUASCA: In South America, strip of leather, rope or rope, which serves as a whip or reins; guasca is incorrectly written and should be written as " guascasa " being its meaning: Guascasa fabric is interweaving skin and feathers stuck with thread interwoven or intertwined; The expression " guasca " in the Río de la Plata lunfardo, (Argentina and Uruguay ) It meant in the decades of 1950/60 sperm.