Quechua Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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Value Position Position 999999 999999 Accepted meanings 253 999999 Obtained votes 39 999999 Votes by meaning 0.15 999999 Inquiries 16309 999999 Queries by meaning 64 999999 Feed + Pdf

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sacha: It is more indicated sach'a (with slight pause or as if it were sachia or sachea ). It means thick trunk tree. Fruit tree. Woody and tall trunk tree.
qepi: I think they're asking why. If so it means wrapping, tied, mess, lump with mess or riots.
liwi: It is a Quechua word meaning debt, pending, balance, fine. Missing.
llaqway: It is a Quechua word that means to lick or try .
misk'i mikhuy: They are Quechua language term meaning tasty food, rich food, rich (tasty) food.
nanay: It is a Word of the Quechua language that means pain. Suffering, suffering, grief, complaint.
anta wich''i: It means belly, vessel or copper bucket. copper container for loading water, vat, copper mucure.
allaj: It means the digger, the digger, the person who starts the potato or the tubers in general.
suka: Suka in Quechua language means camel. A strip of land that rises above the ground and is dedicated to agriculture. Terrace or terraceta .
pacary: It is a Quechua word meaning sunrise, aurora, dawn, dawn.
llamkay: Llamkay or better still llamkhay. Quechua language means touching, feeling, tickling.
kutipuy: Kutipuy in Quechua language means to return, return, return.
yaya: Yaya in Quechua language means father, Dad, Patriarch, who has children or descendants.
nijaib: The correct term is ñiqay. Ñiqay in Quechua language means to oppose, to collide, to meet.
maskáy: The correct term is mask'ay. Mask'ay in Quechua language means scrutinizing, searching, inquire.
juyayay: Juyayay in Quechua language means UPA, come on, cheer up.
chaymanta: The correct term is chayanta. Chayanta in Quechua language means tin (metal).
sumaj wayna: The correct term in Quechua is Sumaq Wayna. Sumaq Wayna in Quechua language means nice young man. Good boy, healthy boy.
minga: The correct term in Quechua language is Mink'a. It means unpaid work, no-pay job, unemployment.
yary: The term indicated is Yari, which in Quechua means mainly, primarily.