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Meaning of tullu chaki




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tullu chaki
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It is evidently Quechua, and not Spanish. Also, to me it sounds chaki tullu ("femur"), but since it is a composite voice and my knowledge of runasimi is very poor, it may be said both ways, and I don't know. It is formed by Quechua/tullu ("bone, skeleton", by affinity "skinny", by similarity "stem of vegetables") and Quechua/chaki ("leg of animal, foot").

  




Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

They are terms of the Quechua language that mean thin leg, thin foot or skinny. Tullu is skinny, thin or bony and chaki is foot or leg.

  



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