100 Words in Quechua

Quechua words (and their meaning)

The Quechua words they belong to a group of languages ​​originating in the Andes. For example: allpa (means "land") or there (means "good" or "good").

It is estimated that currently between 10 and 13 million people speak Quechua. This family of languages ​​is spoken in Peru, Ecuador, Colombia, Bolivia, Argentina and Chile.

The general basic alphabet of Chechua consists of 5 vowels and 16 signs consonant.

Examples of words in Quechua

1. Achkur: Grab or hold with both hands.
2. Chakwan: Old lady, old woman.
3. Cháqru: Unlevel.
4. Chawar: Raw.
5. Achachakíkan: That it is sunning or heating up.
6. Chírimpu: Boiled wheat, dry.
7. Éka: How much?
8. Allitukúr: Pretending or pretending to be a good person.
9. Chúrar: Save, put.
10. Ichik: Little boy.
11. Íkar: Cut into small pieces, chop.
12. Illa: Light.
13. Ishpe: Pee, urine.
14. Álli wíyaqoq: Person who obeys.
15. Allpatár: Cover yourself with dust.
16. Jakan: Irritated, swollen.
17. Chikuti: Whip.
18. Chila sticks: Peeled, bald.
19. Chípi: Chicken.
20. Chípyan: Sort, clean, organize.
21. Ima (n) sutiyki?: What is your name?
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22. Winas tardis: Good afternoon.
23. Chíqeq: Enemy.
24. Ampi: Dark, night.
25. Khan: Yawning.
26. Chípara: Drizzle.
27. Chóqa: Cough.
28. Chúnyan / tzúnyan: Lonely, without people, unoccupied.
29. Chúrar: Put, save, place.
30. Chari: Cold.
31. Elluki: Harvest.
32. Puñu-y: To sleep.
33. Aqo: Sand.
34. Ari: Yes.
35. Esqin: Infected.
36. Étza: Meat.
37. Jana: Suit, men's clothing.
38. Juchu: Collapse.
39. Chéqlla: Green.
40. Cheqñar: Tie a strap, adjust.
41. Chíki: Hate, selfishness.
42. Ewakashqa: Tired.
43. Winus diyas: Good Morning.
44. Anchata phutikuni: So sorry.
45. Winas nuchis: Good night.
46. Yanapasuyta atinichu?: I can help?
47. Chuspikúana: Flies.
48. Kushi: Cheerful.
49. Uh ratukama: See you soon.
50. Goodbye!: Goodbye.
51. Chícharru: Pork rind.
52. Chusuyár: Lose weight, lose weight.
53. Hay’an llasan?: How much does it weigh?
54. K’uychi: Rainbow.
55. Me if: Cat.
56. Wayk’u / Yanu: To cook.
57. T’impu: Boil.
58. Kanka: Toast.
59. Muchana: Kiss.
60. Maymanta (n) katiki?: Where are you from?
61. Chíchi: Breast.
62. Apyu: Horse.
63. Arina: Brand new.
64. Chichínmi: Breastfeed.
65. Wawasniyoh kankichu?: Have children?
66. Thehtichi: Fry.
67. Ayllu: Family.
68. Amur: Hold something with your mouth.
69. Chakar: Make a well with a sowing instrument.
70. Haki: Foot.
71. Aymuray: Harvest.
72. Phuyu: Cloud.
73. Hatun: Big
74. Manchari: To be afraid, to fear.
75. Ima uraña (tah)?: What time is it?
76. Kalak: Weak.
77. Sinchita paramusan: It rains hard.
78. Chirimusan Anchata: It is very cold.
79. Payqa, friend: He is my friend.
80. Rit’i: Snow.
81. Hatuna: To sell.
82. Illari: Clear sky.
83. Ñawpa: Old man.
84. Chanta: Later, later, later.
85. Hawa: Above.
86. Humpina: Sweat.
87. Arus: Rice.
88. Assyriy: Smile.
89. Kinti: Hummingbird.
90. Ellukar: Gather, shrink.
91. Épa: Enough, a lot.
92. Állina kaptínnam: That someone has recovered.
93. And so: To laugh.
94. Aparina: Load.
95. Kay: Here.
96. Armana: Bath.
97. Governess: Corpse.
98. Kuchi: Pig.
99. Killka Katina: Read.
100. Piki: Flea.