Quechua Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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ñaupa: The correct term is ÑAWPA. You mean old, old, ancestral. Used, aged, remote.
chakra: It means sowing, orchard, cultivation, sown land.
achuy: It is the name in language Quechua of edible seeds plant and a flour is extracted from them. Also referred to as achera achuru, burdock, papantla, canacoro, maraca, achira, capacho, biri, cucuyus, juquian, chisgua, sago, risgua. Its scientific name is Canna indica and belongs to the family Cannaceae.
huarmi: The correct word is warmi. Warmi in Quechua language means woman, spouse. Female person.
huahua: The correct word is wawa. Wawa in the Quechua language means toddler, infant, pre-school, baby.
ampay: Ampay in Quechua language means coil, carry forward, trampling. It is also the name of a nevada mountain of the Peru.
chuchú: It is a Word from the language of Quechua that means teta, nipple, mammary gland.
paya: Paya in Quechua language means she is old, old, very old woman. Grandmother.
chuchu: Plant and fruit of the guatila, father of poor, chayote, chayotera, chuchu, air potato, hedgehog. Also, teta, mammary gland, breast.
pukayana: It is more appropriate pukllana or phukllana. To say toy, entertainment.
aymi: The correct term is ayni, with n. It means aid, mutual aid and collaboration-
jatunj: Jatun means capital letter, large letter. Jatun juchayuq, means delinquent, evildoer.
kasuykuway: Kasuy, kasuykuyay, kasuykuway and kasukuy in Quechua language mean obeying. respect and comply as ordered.
yarowillka: It is more appropriate to use yaruwillca. It is the superlative of grandiose, eminent. It means in Quechua grandiosisimo, eminentisimo.
wailla: It is more appropriate waylla. It means Prairie, meadow, pasture, pastal. Terrain with pasture or meadow where it is easy to walk.
mikhuna: It is a word in language Quechua, which means food, food, food, food.
inty raimi: It is most suitable Inti Raymi. It is one of the four parties of the year, dedicated to the Sun, the star King. Is equivalent to the winter solstice (held from 20 to 23 December). This year it falls on Saturday, December 21.
irqui: In Quechua language means pre-school, baby, toddler. A child who cries, weeping. Wawa.
kusicuy: It is more appropriate kusikuy. Kusikuy in Quechua language means rejoice, be happy, to feel joy.
tayta: It is a word in Quechua language means father, Pope, Dios. Tata, Yaya. A man who has children.