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- fuya fuya
108
The Fuya Fuya, comes to be a dull volcano that is located in front of the lagoon named Karikucha, in the Mojanda Knot; its name derives from the Kichwa, which means cloud, and is because most of the year, is covered with them.
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Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
- ker
6
It means village, village, locality, site. In English and Greek mythology Ker was the personification of violent or bloody death. It is equivalent in Roman mythology to Mors or Letus.
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- puca
13
It is a word of origin in the Cayambi language, which means round, or also seed, grain. Colorado, is one of the common names for a class of mites. They are also called coquito yaya, piojito de cigarra, mojosa, coloradito, isango, chirote, pinolillo, tlazahuate (which in Nahuatl derives from tlalzáhuatl, which means "scabies of the earth"), plows (in Mexico), chivacoas belong to the Trombiculidae family.
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- yapa
37
It means ñapa, bandage, encime . Gift that the seller gives to the buyer to build loyalty. Additional donation to a sale.
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- yari
49
It means mostly, mainly, priority. Mainly.
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- machac
44
Machaq is more indicated. It means drunk, alcoholic, beodo, drunk. Fond of drinking.
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- pacha
35
It means was, long period of time, epoch. Time, space, earth, world, region. Also God, blanket or cloth.
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- yanuc
38
It is more suitable yanuq . It means chef, cook, person who cooks the food.
- t´inkana
40
Dance for the thanks to the Pachamama de la Sierra
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- cucayo
42
It is more suitable Kukayu. It means supply of coke for mambear, coke to take on the trip or for the road. Coke ration for the trip, the road or for the day or day of work. By extension, it is already used to point to the commissive or supplies . Meccato, food of the day laborer.
Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
- paccha, phajcha
43
In Cayambi language means world, tempo, time period. Universe, cosmos, space.
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- jirca
35
Jirca or better jirku, means newborn bird breeding. Breeding without feathers, without feathering.
Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
- yanayacu (yana-yacu)
55
It can mean dark water or black water. It is more suitable yanayuq. It means master, owner, patron. Chief of a slave or servant.
Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
- yacel , yachil, yatzil
18
I think they ask in for yakil (or yaquil). If so, in Caranqui language means messenger, the one who carries message or reason.
Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
- apangora, apangura (apa-angura)
74
I think they ask for apanqura (or apangura), If so, in Cayambi language means crab ( animal).
Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
- guamani, huamani, wamani*
48
In Cayambi language means sternum, chest bone. Bone that binds the ribs, keel.
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