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Meaning of *atabalipa




Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

*atabalipa
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It is more suitable Atawalipa. It means happy belly, happy entrail, cheerful heart. Happy, cheerful. It can also mean warrior or happy rooster. If so, the latter would indicate that it is a deformation of the name of Atahualpa, the Inca sovereign, as Manuel insinuates.

  




Manuel Chávez Perez

According to the Peruvian historian La Torre, the Spaniards christened him the nickname Atahualpa to denigrate his real origin as inca, being the right thing to call it ATABALIPA, since Atahualpa in the original Aztec language meant GALLINA. Unable to pronounce it correctly, they degenerated it and athahualpa. Will Peruvians really be chickens? A message to the Peruvians today and tomorrow, let us not call ourselves CHOLO NI CHOLITO is a demeaning adjective that was also imposed by the destroyers of the Inca culture, the Spaniards, cholo in Aztec language meant PERRO CALATO ( CHOLOCOAXIL ) which was a Mexican dog that was a Mexican dog anus similar to ours on the Peruvian coast.

  



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