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1º_ Traditional Uruguayan dessert of sponge cake with meringue, cream, peach and strawberry. 2º_ Common name of the bird Chauna torquata that inhabits South America. It is onomatopoeic, since to alert its young or the flock when it sees a predator, it emits a cry similar to yajá!; and that is why it is domesticated as a guardian animal for gardens and chicken coops. 3º_ It is also called 'chajá' to the one who acts as a "bell" in a robbery, which warns the accomplices when the police arrive. In Guarani it means "run away! , let's go!" , but it is taken from the previous meaning, so in reality this one is also for the bird. See araca .

  




Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

It is one of the common names of a bird related to ducks and geese. Another name is capcarcaré. Its scientific name is Chauna torquata and belongs to the family Anhimidae. It is typical of South America. The word in Guarani, you mean let's go.

  


GARCÍA ALBERTO ENRIQUE

chajá-Ave stilt of the family of caunos, Cinderella, long neck, high feathers on the head, very burly; it has its habitat in south-central South America, easily domesticating, excellent guardian of chicken coops and herds-

  



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