Cayambi Caranqui Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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cucayo: 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.
paccha, phajcha: In Cayambi language means world, tempo, time period. Universe, cosmos, space.
jirca: Jirca or better jirku, means newborn bird breeding. Breeding without feathers, without feathering.
yanayacu (yana-yacu): It can mean dark water or black water. It is more suitable yanayuq. It means master, owner, patron. Chief of a slave or servant.
yacel , yachil, yatzil: I think they ask in for yakil (or yaquil). If so, in Caranqui language means messenger, the one who carries message or reason.
apangora, apangura (apa-angura): I think they ask for apanqura (or apangura), If so, in Cayambi language means crab ( animal).
guamani, huamani, wamani*: In Cayambi language means sternum, chest bone. Bone that binds the ribs, keel.
picalqui (pical-qui): I think they're asking for p'inqachiy. If so it means embarrassing, grieving, blushing.
michinal: It means grass, grass, herbs for cattle. Fodder. It uses more michina.
lluqui: It is more indicated lluq'i or lluq'inchu . It means left, left hand, left-handed. He uses his left hand. They may also be asking for rain, which in this case means landslide, earth volcano, landslide by a lot of rain. Avalanche.
manangón (góna): In Caranqui is more suitable manankho or mananku . It means you don't know, disabled, retarded. In Ecuador it is also a surname of indigenous origin.
*atabalipa: 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.
pilca*: Pillka or pillku may be more suitable. It means red, red.
supay: It means devil, devil, satan. Spirit of evil.
oshota: It means quote, flip flop, espadrille. Peasant woven footwear.
hualu, walu: It is more suitable wallu. It means dereolyce, it lacks an ear.
bura: It is the name of a wasteland plant, which has medicinal and textile uses. It is used to dye fabrics or also as an antibiotic (it is quite effective). It is also called St. John's wort, moor rosemary or rosemary. Its scientific name is Hypericum saricifolium and belongs to the family Hypericaceae.
yara: Name of a ritual or religious song. Name of a plant. It can also mean stake, mark, signal or wet.
huaita, guaita: It means flower, flowers, bouquet of flowers, bouquet.
*saracay (sara-cay): It means corn planting, corn, corn. Etymologically place where there is corn. Sarakay.