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Meaning of paico

paico: It is one of the common names of a very aromatic plant that is used as a seasoning and has medicinal uses as a purgative. It is also called epazote, acahualillo, holy grass, weed, ragweed or milpa tea. Its scientific name is Dysphania ambrosioides and belongs to the Amaranthaceae family. The word is of Quechua origin ( payqu ) and means that it smells ugly.; paico:e an herb medicinal and very aromatic of the amarantaceas.se family used also as a condiment.; Paico also refers to something ugly field Bolivia; PLANT OF PLEASANT SCENT WHICH IS USED IN THE MOUNTAIN RANGES OF 40 ECUADOR;Quito, my city native ) FOR SASONAR the meals, COLOR green, LO sale also for MEDICNA, in infusion to eliminate parasites; paico in Mexico is a word that used the generation of the 80 ' s and part of the 70 ' s to say that it was something great, super, or mind-bogglingly pleasant... example: Okay " paico " You carroTe was good paico you model; Adj. form of whites calling the natives of Chiquitania, Santa Cruz, Bolivia, mainly due to the still living in the vicinity of the town of conception. By extension, the denomination has been spreading to all native inhabitants of the region.

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